Adrian Phillips

Very excited for this. If this delivers on some of the promises in that video it could reduce my design team's toolkit from four to one. Right now we're using Abstract for file management, Sketch for design, Framer / Principle for advanced prototyping and motion and Invision for feedback, asset handoff and rapid prototyping. The key for me is how quickly I'll be able to get up to speed on the...

Exited to give this a try. Webex has been frustrating. If Amazon can't nail this then I'm going back to two cans and a string.

Been hanging out for a while for this. I've been using Outlook more recently however it has lacked some of the customization I used to enjoy with Mailbox. Easiest $5 I ever spent considering I've used the OS X client for years. Also major win for the 1Password integration.

Really excited to try this. After we lost Layervault I have been looking for a better way to manage my Sketch files. This should work nicely alongside Ember.

Was shocked to not see this on here yet as it's a fantastic book that I could not put down. Avoid spoilers as it makes for a very compelling read.

Love the name, there really isn't anything better than late 90s Rob Zombie

Exactly what I've been looking for. Adding to my App Designer's Toolbox collection.

This thread reminds me of the Mailbox Mac OS X beta with the mad rush for codes. That being said I'm curious, will hunt down a code.

Great idea, as an aside I thought this was a new product from LinkedIn (the "in" in the logo is very similar, which almost made me skip over it)

This has been on my "to read" list for a while. I think I'll tackle it next.

I was expecting the tag line to be "One App to Rule them all"

I almost lost it in the episode about Hans Jordi and the belt buckle. Really powerful stuff. Between this and Reply All, Gimlet is killing it with great podcasts.

An endless "hopper" where you tap left or right to send your character down the mountain. Watch out for obstacles like mountain lions, lave and more. Beat the challenges to unlock more characters. It's pretty addictive, which I kind of expected from the guys that gave us Boom Dots.

I've been using the Zeplin beta with my team for the past couple of months and have to say I love what the team is doing. By using Zeplin: - No longer need to have all my engineering buddies install Sketch on their computers - Easily update mocks - Eliminated the need to produce specs / guidelines (was using sketch-measure previously) - Can easily create an exportable UI Kit (featuring slices)...

Always interested in "experiments" produced at large companies. This one seems to want to tackle the meeting up and making decisions with friends and coworkers easier. At first I thought it was going to be like Swarm where you'd message a bunch of friends and try to make plans, but this one takes a different approach where you can create a quick poll and send it out to people for responses. One...

I am a sucker for a new photo editing app. Been using Snapseed, Darkroom and Enlight. Will definitely give this a try also. I also enjoyed the cat's snazzy outfit in the promo video.

Nice little bait and switch there. Just as the person is about to step on the "smoking" hoverboard it cuts away and I frantically click Skip to see what's next. I hover my mouse over models expecting to see a range of sick hoverboards in various colors, only to be disappointed with the range of Lexus vehicles. Well played Lexus, well played indeed.