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    iPhone Tips & Tricks

    July 7, 2009 | 5 Comments

    Here is a video posted on Information Week about tips on using the new iPhone 3.0 features. These apply even if all you did was upgrade to the new software.

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    May

    19

    Refactoring with User Experience and IT Structure

    May 19, 2009 | Leave a Comment

    I read an article by Peter Hornsby on UXmatters talking about utilizing the software code revisionist method of code refactoring. The idea is to make the code easier for software engineers to understand and work with. There is no change to the functioning of the software but the code gets cleaned up and easier to [...]

    Mar

    17

    iPhone 3.0 Software

    March 17, 2009 | 1 Comment

    Macworld did a great job of giving us a live commentary of what the improvements would be for the new software.
    Rather than repeat them all, here is the link to the commentary:
    Macworld iPhone 3.0 Commentary
    There will be additional announcements over the coming week, but they did manage to get some of the 15 features I [...]

    Mar

    16

    15 iPhone 3.0 features we’d like to see

    March 16, 2009 | 2 Comments

    Tomorrow (March 17, 2009), the new iPhone 3.0 software will be revealed and explained in Cupertino and there has been plenty of hubbub since the inception of the iPhone asking for new features. Here is an article listing the top 15.

    System wide custom cut/copy/paste
    Push notifications/background apps
    Landscape mode in every app
    Mail improvements
    Sync notes & To-dos
    Better app [...]

    Mar

    14

    UX in an Agile Development Process

    March 14, 2009 | 1 Comment

    I had a conversation with a colleague yesterday about Agile development environments and how it is difficult to evangelize usability and design with UX in mind. While I argued that it was completely possible to keep usability as a priority while still scrumming constantly and pushing the envelope of development, I realize that in larger [...]

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