By John Gruber
Stop searching the App Store. Start telling your phone what to build.
Former Apple product manager Mike Evangelist writes about what it’s like preparing for and demoing on stage at a Steve Jobs keynote. Evangelist is writing a book about his experience at Apple and publishing the drafts on his web site.
Both of James Thomson’s nifty apps are now universal binaries.
Google’s cache has a snapshot of a GarageBand page on Apple.com that references iLife ’06 and a new iLife app called iWeb. (Via John Siracusa via AIM.)
David Pogue pretty much trashes the user interface and experience of Palm’s new Windows-powered Treo 700W:
Sooner or later, you’ll run into the “Program Memory Low” error message, requiring you to shut down programs manually in a special list box.
The 700W’s beefed-up memory (60 megabytes free) makes this situation less frequent. Still, the whole ritual should be unnecessary. Doesn’t anyone at Microsoft realize how silly it sounds to say, “Just a minute — I have to quit some programs on my phone”?
Very nifty widget; grabs album art from Amazon and assigns it to the currently selected tracks in iTunes. Freeware, donations encouraged.
Still looks really ugly to me. I mean really ugly.