Mobile Design

By on Sep 24, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Google has rolled-out picture-in-picture to its hugely-popular navigation software, Google Maps. The new functionality allows users to continue to follow directions from Google Maps while using another app. Picture-in-picture is accessed by tapping the Home Button during navigation, which shrinks the full-screen directions to a small square that floats atop the...

By on Sep 23, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Apple’s newest mobile operating system, iOS 11, comes out today, and Steve Jobs probably would’ve been super pissed if he were still alive. HackerNoon’s Ryan Lau has posted a comprehensive breakdown that calls attention to all the ways iOS 11′s design is flawed. From misaligned titles and margins to inconsistent design elements, it would...

By on Sep 22, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Brief: Apple’s iOS 11 mobile operating system is available today, opening up several new features that marketers can use to reach a mass audience of iPhone and iPad users. Mobile applications can take advantage of augmented reality features in the new operating system to offer immersive shopping experiences, product demonstrations and virtual billboards. Apple...

By on Sep 21, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Google is making another big buy into smartphone hardware — or at least the people responsible for creating it. The company has just confirmed that it plans to acquire part of HTC’s mobile division team for $1.1 billion. “These future fellow Googlers are amazing folks we’ve already been working with closely on the Pixel smartphone line, and we’re excited to...

By on Sep 20, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Apple’s newest mobile operating system, iOS 11, comes out today, and Steve Jobs probably would’ve been super pissed if he were still alive. HackerNoon’s Ryan Lau has posted a comprehensive breakdown that calls attention to all the ways iOS 11′s design is flawed. From misaligned titles and margins to inconsistent design elements, it would...

By on Sep 19, 2017 in Mobile Design | 0 comments

Apple just announced a new iPhone that costs $1,000 to start. Cue the outrage! This is the iPhone X, which starts at $1,000.Business Insider Yes, $1,000 is an outrageously high price for what is functionally similar to the smartphone you have in your pocket. If you’re anything like me, you probably balked at the new phone’s price. But there’s a...