Tag-iphone

http://www.land-of-web.com – psd source files are truly amazing things. If you have a project that need some gadget related to be included you should definitely look for electronic gadget PSD files such as monitors, ipad, ipod, iphone, htc and other cell phones. For example, if you`ve made wallpaper you need some optional stuff to show it in proper way. Today I have picked 21 cool smart devices PSD files that you can use in your future work.

http://www.webdesignerdepot.com – With the arrival of the iPhone in 2007, iPhoneography, a new art form for photography was born. Developers have been working fast and furiously to keep up with the frenzy of interest with apps that are moving photography to a new level. In this post we’ll take a look at a number of apps available for iPhones (and iPads) that compliment the native iPhone camera and in many cases, replace it entirely.

http://www.vbulletin.com – We have released updated versions of our Android and iPhone apps to the Android Marketplace and iTunes respectively. These will be available to download to your devices as soon as they are approved by the respective app stores: vBulletin.com iPhone app vBulletin.com Android app iPhone app improvements:Advertisements moved to a sticky position at the bottom of the screen Updated AdWhirl and AdMob SDK Incorporated Ad SDK for iAd, Greystripe, Jumptap, MdotM, Millennial Media, ZestADZ Minor UI fixes Added language packs (it, ar, de, fr, pl, ro)

http://sixrevisions.com – Responsive web design is undoubtedly a hot topic in web design right now. To some degree, the popularity of the concept of responsive web design is well deserved because site users are increasingly diversifying their methods of accessing a website. iPad, iPhone, Android mobile devices, desktops, netbooks — we’re in a time where our web designs must function in a multitude number of ways. Let us explore the meaning and principles behind responsive web design. Key Features of a Responsive Web Design In order for a web design to be considered "responsive," it needs to have three key features. Web designer/developer Ethan Marcotte — the author who conceptualized responsive web design — describes these features as:

http://sixrevisions.com – During the browser wars, interesting problems presented themselves to the web design community. Many web professionals resorted to drastic measures and built separate websites for IE and Netscape — and later we had wireless markup language (WML) for mobile phones. This was because of inconsistent rendering and poorly implemented standards, and it was a means of avoiding the ugly hacking that was otherwise necessary. This practice has evolved over the years (take print-friendly pages, for example), but the modern web almost shuns the practice entirely.