Holy Cow
The competition is getting fierce at My Dream App. This morning, contestant Kevin Capizzi posted a mockup video of how a full screen option on his forum browsing app, Hijack, might work. And it's pretty damn gorgeous. Props to him for stepping it up!
Hijack has been doing pretty well in the contest, and grabbed the second most votes in last week's round of voting. I have a feeling it's going to have a shot for #1 with this mockup.
Read his post, download the high-res version here, and if you like it, digg it!
Comments
Up until this point, there have been 6 responses to “Holy Cow”:
Well, wow. Now I want Hijack to win even more. It already had my vote in the first place, but now it has just confirmed how well put together the idea for Hijack is and I really hope we get to see it developed. Man that would save so much time!
Your site is broken, dude. The main page doesn't load. I get that registered page?!
Wholly shoot i want that guy to steal one of the 3 finalist places....well not steal it, earn it of course but i would love an app that could do that, would be so sic, im def buying tht
[...] das ganze kommt über das mac projekt über das wir ja auch schon vor geraumer zeit berichtet haben. board, forum, software youtube [...]
[...] Sicherlich habt ihr schon von dem laufenden Contest My Dream App gehört, welcher nun in die heiße Phase geht. Dabei bin ich durch Zufall über PhillRyu.com auf ein Video aufmerksam geworden, welches einige Eindrücke vom Projekt Hijack von Teilnehmer Kevin Capizzi zeigt. Dabei handelt es sich um eine Art RSS-Reader für Foren, allerdings mit allerlei Schnick Schnack , CoCoa, Flash und haste nicht gesehen. Mir fehlen die Worte. Schaut selbst. [...]
Geoff
October 02nd, 2006 at 10:14amI'd be interested in a slight change in the voting procedures for one round (maybe the next one).
It seems like almost every reality show has a section where people vote OFF the island. So maybe the next round of voting could be for which apps people like the LEAST. I think this is a different measure of the market for an app. Right now, there's little that signals that I like an app a LOT and another one just a little.
Or maybe a voting round could include $50 in virtual cash that you have to split among different apps.