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First, this is an interesting iOS prototype app, definitely expensive but has some nice touches. A way better option is to do some prototypes on quartz composer. [demo] [tutorial].

Second, can we all plz quit instagram? ill give you some options: [dmesh for that DT branded look] ||[glitche for that i haven’t slept thanks to finals look]

Third, how you share documents and links? i use CloudApp and this on my Phone.

FInally, most of you guys have iOS developer accounts, get some VLC glory  // also i like this idea of getting apps that are not accepted by apple without jailbreak.

Bonustrack [not an app] : UX is not UI

Here’s the final presentation for our self-quantifying app.

Quantifee Me Final Presentation

Cheers,

M/J

http://www.any.do/

My favorite to-do app. I have been using it for a year now. I like it better than clear. Its free and has more features that might be more intuitive. I can set alarms for my to-dos and it reminds me about the to do when I reach I place I set the to-do for. Totally sleek.

This is the final presentation for our app!

Morgan and Mauricio

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“Finally the overly attached girlfriend has her app”

Couple me!

This is an interesting and creepy app at the same time. I think the video in the main page could have shown a different scenario. If the app shows a long distance relationship interacting with it I find it more interesting. I’m not a person of stereotypes but the app only appeals to me for a needy relationship where I need to be constantly in contact with my girlfriend. How about missing your significant other; that is also a very important part of the relationship. Needless to say, it looks like a clustered of different features that other apps have. I think the concept and the pitch could have been better and really hit the right scenario.

Infinite
Team Members: Siri, Jorge
Presentation: Online

Final presentation: Smart-closet

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Moves for iPhone is a simple app that tells you how many steps you take in a day.  I love this app for it’s passive activity:  it just sits in my pocket and records the number of steps I take, in the morning it tells me how many steps I took the previous day.  The design is simple and elegant and the content easy to read.  I never really kept track of my steps before but now that I have this app I find myself excited to see how many steps I took and secretly hoping I beat my record.  The only problem I have with the app is that sometimes it tells me I cycled even though I didn’t, not sure why this is.  Either way lovely and easy to use app!

Final Presentation https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12d6fqXTTxNLgQ6zGMlLbdefzRcOorRhnNQOC2Qfdn98/edit?usp=sharing