iShake?

jambo

Proceed with one large grain of salt in hand:



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Fakes? I think so, after all this comes from the same place as the notorious iWalk. <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />



J :cool:



PS I copied the images to my site incase the originals are removed.

ghost_user_name

iShake? iThinkNot.



Geez, the guy takes digital photos of the monitor, but can't capture actual screenshots or snapz movies. Real convincing.

jambo

I'm pretty sure it's a fake:



Graphite appearance is on:





But scrollbars appear blue:





J :cool:

ghost_user_name

Actually, Jamie, iTunes and iMovie both do the same thing. It happens because they use custom widgets that don't have graphit equivalents. They *shouldn't* use custom widgets, but they do because Apple still hasn't cleaned them up from the OS9 versions.



...not that I believe this whole iShake mess.

ghost_user_name

iShake is the stupidest name in the universe.





Makes me want a milkshake in a translucent blue glass.

spart

And a very bad name for a pro app at that..



NONE of Apple's Pro Software is iAnything...



iApps are the consumer line of software...



If this ever does appear it wont be named iShake...



PS do any of you guys know of a Cocoa MP3 player? Do these bog the system down less than Carbon ones?

trowa

[quote]Originally posted by Jonathan:

<strong>iShake is the stupidest name in the universe.





Makes me want a milkshake in a translucent blue glass.</strong><hr></blockquote>



iAgree