HyperCard was such a novelty when it launched. It was something so “out of this place”. I spent so many hours with HyperCard, trying to find use cases for it, just so I could experience the stack metaphor. Thanks Bill. RIP.
Listening to the Vergecast right now and oh boy, Apple is losing the mind share of so many people right now… developers (been lioke this for a few years now), tech pundits (for what it’s worth) and… ordinary users (partially, thanks to AI stuff).
Wow, MacRumors is posting a new article for each individual leak, coming from today’s rather lengthy Gurman report about next week’s announcements. I mean, come on, guys! Do a single write up and we’re ok with it!
I’m not a gamer. I’m not the typical guy who freaks about Nintendo. I don’t see that changing anytime soon. Kind of tired of those posts about the DS2. 🙄
Physicality: the new age of UI
Overall, one can imagine a rounding and softening of the interface through translucent materials looking pretty great.
There are many thoughtful ideas in this post and I hope Apple will come up with something similar.
According to Gruber, with some extrapolation, The Mac could be the one to lose the most with this upcoming Apple UI design unification:
The last thing MacOS needs is more transparency/translucency than it already has.
Acquired. 🤩 cc @BasicAppleGuy@mastodon.social
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Remember when people were reporting banners being put on display at the Moscone Center and the Internet went wild simply at the look of the banner content?
Are people just discovering that Apple is a corporation, a big one, part of a capitalist system? Really? It’s sad. It is what it is. Empires come and go. That’s not always fun to watch, but it is what it is.
iPhone 26, iPhone 26 Air, iPhone 26 Pro, iPhone 26 Pro Max, then. I called it first.