Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn
Posts tagged with applications
05/16/2011
What Your Friends Like
A few weeks ago I was inspired by HackNY (where students design/develop/launch an app in 24 hours) and decided to try and fix a recurring problem I’ve been having with Facebook.I often want to segment my Facebook friends based on what they like (places, bands etc) and message them individually. Instead of posting to my [...]
03/28/2011
Must have apps for the iPad 2
It’s thinner. It’s lighter. It’s faster. None of these are the real reason to love the iPad 2. Ultimately as evey device in our lives gets thinner, lighter and faster comparing specs tells you very little. The iPad is the software and these apps are the reason I use my iPad more than my iMac, [...]
01/31/2011
LiveView – Stream iOS Comps from you Mac to your Device in Realtime
LiveView, a new project from NIcholas Zambetti allows you to broadcast your working iOS application designs from your Mac to your device for testing. You start off by installing the LiveView Screencaster on your Mac, and the free LiveView app on your iOS device. The Screencaster app is a simple window, shaped like an iPhone, [...]
01/28/2011
CodySimpson.com Twitter Application Launch
Yesterday we launched a new section of the Cody Simpson website where fans can interact via Twitter with each other and with Cody. Fans can easily follow or read tweets from Cody, Cody’s team or other Cody fans with the ability to filter them by hashtag. Fans can also tweet, reply and retweet without ever [...]
01/24/2011
The Connected Album (Team Tank Edition)
On December 14th we launched a new version of the connected album for Tank’s record “Now or Never”. Our goal is to reward fans who purchased the album, regardless of format or purchasing mechanism. Fans who register are given access to a special section of the Tank’s website, exclusive content and a badge to show [...]
11/08/2010
Fast Company Design Blog
Fast Company has launched a design blog featuring some pretty eclectic posts. Everything from Infographics of the Mexican drug cartel, to hotel design from Paris and double sided peanut butter jars. Check out this article about innovative iPad design. Site design bu Scott Thomas of Designing Obama fame. View the Fast Company design site here. [...]
09/10/2010
Rob Thomas Android Launch
Today we launched a new version of Fanbase on the Android platform. Rob Thomas is our first artist, but we have launches planned across several WMG labels coming in the next few months. This compliments our Nokia and iPhone implementations of Fanbase Mobile and ads one more touchpoint to our group of desktop, social, mobile [...]
08/26/2010
Who Should You Unfollow on Twitter?
There are dozens of sites that tell you who to follow, but the most useful Twitter tool I’ve found in months tells you who to unfollow. Manage Flitter analyzes the people you follow on Twitter and allows you to select and batch unfollow based on criteria you set. You can analyze who doesn’t follow you [...]
08/24/2010
Free Web UI Sources
Mashable has collected 10 sets of great UI templates for Photoshop, Illustrator and Omnigraffle. These sets include everything from icons, to skin-able vector buttons, to browser specific form elements that can really speed up the prototyping process. The posts get a little redundant if you go through the entire list, but there are definitely some [...]
08/17/2010
Open Screen Project
This may have been up for a while, but it’s new to me. We’ve been working closely with Adobe for a few years on their multi-screen initiatives and are now officially a member of the Open Screen Project. Were listed among some pretty impressive partners and are glad to be part of the project. In [...]
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