For as long as I can remember, every time someone asked me the question, “Hey! Do you know a good FTP app for Mac?” my standard response to that has been to point them to Panic’s Transmit app. Panic has been making really good apps for consumers for almost two decades now, and I’ve personally been witness to their astounding ability to ship incredible & pixel-perfect apps for about a decade. The company is known for their popular apps like...
Glyphish is one of the most popular icon sets available out there today. Designer Joseph Wain has created and released thousands of icons so far and each set is lovingly and purposefully crafted to perfection. Today marks the release of Glyphish for iOS 11, another lovely icon set in the Glyphish suite. Apple’s new icon style means slightly thicker lines and more solid shapes. If you’re tired of skinny line icons, this new set will get your app updated in...
We’re back with another week of The Roundup, our weekly series that highlights and showcases some incredible animations, mockups, illustrations that we come across during the week. This time, we’re bringing an incredible roundup of some lovely Sports UIs: We hope you enjoy The Roundup this week and as always, if you have any feedback or suggestions, we’re always eager to hear them. Note: This post includes animated GIFs, so it’ll take a while to load completely. The Roundup is...
We’re big fans of Vellum here. It’s a lovely little app that delivers some amazing wallpapers for iPhone and has been growing its collection over the last few months. Vellum added a new ‘Daily Wallpapers‘ section back in May and last month, introduced a $0.99 option to disable the ads in the app that we’ve complained about. In an update released today, Vellum has replaced the $0.99 IAP with a new $1.99 ‘Premium’ IAP that not just disables the ads, but also gives you access to the last four weeks of Daily Wallpapers in the Daily Archive. If you already purchased the $0.99 IAP to disable ads, you get access to the Daily Archive for free.
Vellum is available Free on the App Store.
iMazing Mini — the fantastic app we wrote about recently — is finally out of Public Beta, and can be freely downloaded from the iMazing website. iMazing Mini is a Time-Machine-like utility for your iPhone and iPad. It takes snapshotted, incremental backups of your devices automatically, and stores them safely at a location of your choosing. If you’re like me, and jump headfirst into the septic tank that is the yearly iOS Public Beta, iMazing Mini will make sure you don’t regret your decision. Plus, at the grand old price of $0, it has unbeatable value.
Head on over to the iMazing Mini website, and keep your data safe!
*Windows version is coming soon.
We’re back with another week of The Roundup, our weekly series that highlights and showcases some incredible animations, mockups, illustrations that we come across during the week. This time, we’re bringing an incredible roundup of some lovely Movie Tickets UIs: We hope you enjoy The Roundup this week and as always, if you have any feedback or suggestions, we’re always eager to hear them. Note: This post includes animated GIFs, so it’ll take a while to load completely. The Roundup...
Shotsgram is a Dribble app for iOS and Apple Watch that we wrote about back in 2015. It was intricately crafted and offered a lovely experience when browsing Dribble. Shotsgram was one of the best Dribbble apps out there for iOS and Apple Watch. The developers LittleBigCode have today released Version 2.0 of the app that introduces a redesigned UI to the app, along with a bunch of new features and improvements. Version 2.0 introduces a visual refresh to the...