Just 7 Beautiful Christmas Wallpapers for your Mac
[tweetmeme] There’s a bunch of sites out there advertising christmas wallpapers, but a large part of them are geared toward the PC crowd—random pictures of snow, 4:3 aspect ratio, and sharp vector artwork. If you’re planning to dress up your Mac, here’s a limited but tasty selection of wallpapers that’ll fit right [...]
Foobi. So beautiful you’ll be forced to use it.
[tweetmeme] Foobi is a diet tracker. With elegance and polish unlike any other. The guys at Tapplox have designed a dark, candy coated user interface, and best of all, it’s an app you will find really useful in your everyday life. To quote Brandon’s review on SA: Open up Foobi, and you’re greeted with a slider filled with [...]
Moodagent – Beautiful playlists on the fly
[tweetmeme] Some of you might use Genius, some might use plain old shuffle, or some might use some complex playlist generation software like Tangerine. Whatever be your preference, you must check out Moodagent, a slick little iPhone app with jazzy graphics. After a rather long initial sync with their cloud database, the moodagent client [...]
Server Density: Delicious Pixels for Server Monitoring
Server Density is a web service to easily monitor the statistics of your web-server. From their site, Easy server monitoring Monitor CPU load, memory, processes, disk usage, network traffic, Apache, MySQL & Nginx. Keep an eye on your servers and get e-mail, SMS & iPhone alerts when things go wrong.
Movies Now. Buy movie tickets in lickalicious pixels.
[tweetmeme] Very few apps manage to deviate from user interface standards and still manage to look so good. Movies Now by Kodu features the most visibly gorgeous tab-bar, that pretty much defines this app. But they didn’t stop there. Everything from the controls, to the background, to the way the thumbnails are laid out is ultimate [...]
Artist Profile: Marcelo Marfil
[tweetmeme] The characteristic user interfaces in the Apple community start off with the icon. It shows the attention to detail a production has gone through, to make the product as comfortable for the end user as possible. The icon is the first thing the user see’s of an app, practically judging the app by what it represents. [...]
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