April 2012
2 posts
Apps in Fly-Over Country
Like anyone else, my most-used apps are organized on the front page of my iPhone with highly specific strategies — communication apps are always lower right for instant thumb access after the lock screen swipe for example.
But when I download a new app, it get placed in the next available slot across
my homepages, which means its always on the last page. I have 5 or 6 pages of apps at any given...
WatchThe original fear of “do I exist?” is never more apparent than when someone does something beautiful on the internet. We are innately aware of the voice in the desert that every blog post, Instagram, video, or comment has the potential to be. But then you see something that is beautiful, poignant, or simply stunning (more and more often lately) and you suddenly realize that the...
