Frankie Warren

This was a fun way to move through and discover a lot of different music quickly. A couple points of feedback: I know you address searching in the tutorial, "You can always jump to an artist by searching in the text field." However, I didn't read that line my first time through. I didn't know I could change to an artist I was more interested in. A magnifying glass icon in the field would...

@mikeyk How does this relate to the Microsoft Research Hyperlapse video that was released a few weeks ago? Is it the same technology? Did Microsoft's investment in Facebook lead to collaboration? EDIT: Apparently, Hyperlapse is a thing. I just heard about it for the first time in that Microsoft video. Therefore, I'm guessing it's not related.

@liveink the bracelet has a lightning/micro USB port. I assume it uses that.

@panasova Hi there! I would definitely suggest making that video easier to find on the website. This is a pretty big leap from the traditional input on mobile devices and it wasn't clear to me how the product worked when I first hit the page. In all honesty I would have bounced before figuring it out if I hadn't come from PH.

@davidkmckinney This is very well done, especially for a 1.0! Congrats. My initial feedback on playing around with it. I like the Recent tab a lot. I'll be checking PH way more often now that it's on my home screen and it will keep content fresh while I'm on the go. One thing that was frustrating was the lack of navigation controls in the web browser. I was a little confused by that...

Leaving my first comment from the app! Congrats @rrhoover et al.

Congrats on the launch @imyke! Enjoyed Ep. 1 of Connected. Part nostalgia, part informative - I learned a lot about the original iPod launches. In hindsight the cheering for product releases like the iPod Mini seems a little strange given there was no SDK for iPods. It was interesting to think of the iPod mini as Apple's first foray into wearable fashion, especially given the context of...

And we thought Flappy Bird was hard. Welcome to the real world. EDIT: After 5+ minutes of gameplay I can't say with certainty that it is possible to beat the first level. :) Here are some initial thoughts. Your Copter Koopa accelerates in the x-axis and travels linearly in the y-axis. Therefore I find myself tapping way more frequently than in flappy bird, which was just one well timed tap...

@paulgeller Sorry for the lengthy feedback; I didn't have time to make it short. ;) Looking forward to future releases.

@paulgeller Congrats on a successful launch! Some initial thoughts (very similar to @SoleneMa): Cover photos should be a part of the "Create New List" flow rather than in the "Edit" menu since the design relies heavily on the cover photo in various feeds. Similarly, adding a profile pic should be a part of the the create account flow. Right now a beautiful design is not living up to its...

I'm with @ShaanVP. For me, figuring out the time in another city is an active process that is triggered by some external stimuli (eg scheduling a call). I see the new tab screen opportunity as passive, something that I just happen to see a few times throughout the course of a day. I'd much prefer a button up near the address bar or a key stroke to launch FIO.

@rrhoover Thanks for getting the questions started! Right now we're not actually a local marketplace. The only restricition is that you are based in the US. As part of the service we provide a prepaid, pre-addressed shipping label to you when your item sells. You can print it out, slap it on any box you want and drop it off at the post office. As for seeding the marketplace, we have been...

Hi everyone! I'm one of the founders of Revelry, an iPhone app for buying and selling activewear and gear. I'd love to hear your thoughts and actionable feedback on our product. Also, happy to answer any questions you have! In the app you can buy great products from brand names like Patagonia, The North Face and Arc'teryx for up to 80% off retail. If you have outdoor gear you are no...