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Happy 9/02/10!
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From left to right: Russian oligarch billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, the mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg, and Jay-Z.
I love this mockup of a new iPod shuffle. Found on 9to5Mac.com.

Nice looking (doctored) Home screen

Yay! Pixels!

Mail app looks a lot like MobileMail.app

Mail app looks a lot like MobileMail.app

Resembles ShapeWriter for iPhone

Nice turn-by-turn directions

Cal app looks a lot like MobileCal.app

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“Are we still gsssss”

Yay! Sponsored Search Results!™
I wanted to look closely at the UI for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab, so I grabbed the movie file and these screens.
Good for Samsung. It seems as if 7″ is a great size for this kind of device so I think this is a very smart move. Let’s just hope they can sell enough before Apple ships their 7″ iPad with semi-Retina Display.
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Resolution Independent Mobile UI »
David Kaneda explains a technique to create a scalable, resolution independent user interface in our latest Sencha Blog post. A similar technique was used for Sencha Touch.
WebKitBits, via Sencha:
Excitement has been building for some time for a BlackBerry device with a modern WebKit browser. Michael Mullany puts the brand new BlackBerry Torch through the paces, from the point of view of a web developer, to see what it can handle. The results? Pretty impressive… Check out his article on the Sencha blog.
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Eduardo Alarcón (aka Totushi) is making some dope shirts for Sencha. Here are some of his working designs. Click through for more.
Okay, make that three really awesome Safari Extensions for me so far. My latest favorite, BetterSource, allows you to see syntax-highlighted source code, both generated and original.
This is the all-new Apple Store Covent Garden which opened just yesterday in London. Just the courtyard in this store is larger, in floorspace, than that world-renowned Fifth Avenue store - and if you think that’s crazy, the whole store is now the world’s largest. A title it steals from the Apple Store on Regent Street, which is all of one mile away across central London.
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Arne Bech replicated three Flash banner ads using CSS3 animations. Have a look at the demo page and see if you can tell which is which.
Via Sencha
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From Jake Stangel’s ongoing photography project about surfing in Oregon called “The Pacific.”