10. iPhoneVote
This application was the first one presented at the hack-a-thon, and it was used as a voting system for the event. You would tilt your iPhone in portrait mode to vote yay, and tilt it horizontally to give a negative vote. There was a laptop set up in the front of the room, and it was updated in real time. Unfortunately, I don’t think the app reset each time a new team would present, so the votes just tallied up into the 80s. Even though it wasn’t used for it’s official purpose, it was a great burst of hope for future apps like this, and boosted the morale of the developers in the room. You will see the display laptop in some of my screenshots below.
Credit: andrewmager.com
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- Why is it that you seem to have this obsession with Apple stories? Dont like the products? Fair enough. Then why follow each Apple announcement so closely?... (Read the rest)
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The best??? Gawd save me from the worst. (nt)
No_Ax_to_Grind | 07/09/07
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More complex apps will come later
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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Cut them some slack -
Confused by religion | 07/09/07
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Save you?
Tigertank | 07/09/07
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Why?
wabbit_bugs | 07/10/07
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HOW DO THEY HACK OUT THE CODE FOR THOSE FANCY ICONS?
BALTHOR | 07/09/07
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I'm not sure what you're trying to say, but . . .
CobraA1 | 07/09/07
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