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2012-9-1 17:30:59
『公共马甲』  发表于 2017-10-7 21:18:48
?For application builders, iPad mini presents a whole lot more opportunity than challenge
Some people like a pocket-sized notebook, and some people like carrying round a legal pad. That's why for years, Moleskine has offered a dozen sizes for its notebooks, and convinced bookstores to carry them all. But despite the fact that Apple's iPad has replaced the notebook for a wide range of, it's always just come in a single size - until now. The company's new iPad mini represents a new size between the apple iphone and iPad, and despite the fact that it runs 275,000 iPad applications, it's got a several people a modest confused. Daring Fireball creator (and noted Apple evangelist) John Gruber tweeted. "It runs iPad applications, but the iPad Mini feels like a big apple iphone in use."
And also the 7.9-inch kind factor does feel really different. Paired having a big iBooks update. the iPad mini would seem aimed alot more at consumption than development (like Amazon's 7-inch Kindle Fire), yet, later in its presentation, Apple demoed the drawing application Paper on its new product. Perhaps it's simply just a smaller iPad for people that want a smaller iPad for any quantity of reasons. Or maybe it's Apple's e-reader that also does other stuff. So what is the iPad mini's utility, and does that make an iOS developer's job any significantly more confusing?
A newfound utility
"A lot of what we're really excited about is increasing mobility," FiftyThree co-founder and Paper designer Andrew S. Allen claimed for the Vergecast after Apple's event. "Having a smaller screen signifies you may take it a number of additional places and really feel a very little less awkward than pulling out your giant iPad. We're all about capturing ideas as they happen within the moment." Since iPad two applications run for the mini right out for the box, there will be no shortage of ways to engage with the new machine. Yet, nobody wants applications that aren't really created for your machine they're choosing. Paper gives you merely a smaller canvas, although some applications must scale down dozens of buttons and UI components.
"[The iPad mini] will be a concern for applications that did a poor job designing for your larger product, and for applications that are too busy and have too loads of things going on on one particular screen," one-time Flipboard for apple iphone designer Craig Mod explained over the Vergecast yesterday. He called out inventory trading applications and money applications as experiences that may get significantly diminished and perhaps become illegible on the the iPad mini's smaller screen. Yet, on the same time, he mentioned that since the iPad mini's screen is the same aspect ratio as its iPad brethren, designing for it may possibly yield a nice bonus for builders. "If you structure for a 7-inch screen to start with, then it will probably perform marvelous over a 10-inch," but does that logic apply after you flip things all around?
"If you style and design for a 7-inch screen number one, then it will probably succeed effective on the 10-inch."
Mod may have predicted a new trend in iOS application style: focusing for the iPad mini working experience to start with, and then scaling up from there - but not almost everyone agrees. "I don't think Apple wants builders to focus on the iPad mini specifically," Quotebook developer Matthew Bischoff says. "It complicates things for them immensely if people launch doing that." Pocket developer Steve Streza says, "We haven't seen any updates to Apple's developer equipment yet. It's unlikely that there will be a 'third' part of the universal application. But what I'm hoping for is some way to programmatically determine that the unit the application is managing on is the iPad mini. Then we can make changes to font sizes and stuff if we will need to."
Worrisome touch targets
In shrinking the iPad mini's screen, Apple has effectively also shrunk the size of "touch targets" - touchable areas over buttons inside applications. Just two years ago, Steve Jobs stated, "This size is useless unless you include sandpaper so people can sand their fingers down to the quarter of their size." Apparently to Apple that's no longer the case. "Will some buttons be too modest relating to the smaller display?" Grades designer Jeremy Olson asks. "We will be needing it in our hands to really know for sure, but I suspect most applications won't have to change noticeably, if anything." Apple's presentation confirms Olson's suspicions. The corporation usually demos a handful of new applications when it launches products at new variety factors, but not for your iPad mini. Instead, Apple chose to demo applications that currently exist, like Yelp, to demonstrate how they do the job just fine to the mini with no help from the application developer.
Even one particular game developer we spoke with was unfazed. "If people have been following Apple's 'minimum interactive area of 44x44 pixels' [for buttons inside apps], then they should be absolutely fine," claimed Matt Rix, who develops Trainyard for iOS. "Unfortunately, a lot of people don't follow that rule all the time (like Apple themselves - just seem for the purchase button on applications around the Application Retailer application), so it'll be interesting to see just how big an issue it really becomes," he included.
The "touch targets" about the iPad mini are apparently now about the size of those on an apple iphone, yet apple iphone applications are created for a significantly smaller screen from the get-go. And what about that tiny bezel? Since the iPad mini has a a great deal smaller bezel than the iPad, stray fingers seem to be a good deal additional doubtless to accidentally flip webpages despite the fact that you're reading in portrait mode. It's a problem tons of reading equipment have faced, from the Kindle to the Kobo. But, on its iPad mini style site, Apple says :
iPad mini intelligently recognizes whether your thumb is simply resting about the display or whether you're intentionally interacting with it. It's the kind of detail you'll detect - by not noticing it. And it's a incredible example of how Apple hardware and software perform together to give you the most popular working experience doable.
Only time will tell if errant button presses will be extra frequent over the iPad mini, but Apple appears to be to by now acknowledge at least 50 percent of your problem. We'll really have to wait and see how iPad mini differentiates amongst screen-edge drawing or gestures (like in Paper) and simply holding the edge in the screen although reading an iBook. "I've come to really trust Apple's decisions about these sorts of things," Application Cubby founder David Barnard says. "They really take incredible care inside the overall UX of their products and I don't think we're going to see them make a huge mistake like utilizing smallish bezels that develop supplemental accidental taps."
Apple's new pad
It could possibly be argued that it's worth owning an apple iphone and an iPad, but owning all three new equipment sounds ridiculous. Or maybe not - if you're the kind of person that carries all-around three differently sized notebooks - and in case you have deep pockets. Some people prefer reading with a sizeable screen, and some on the tiny screen. It's a huge pain for builders to develop applications for three distinct screen resolutions, and fortunately, it doesn't glimpse like they'll really need to. "The present iPad application we have will function fine for iPad mini owners," Streza says. "We'll make any style tweaks we ought once we have the product. In accordance with what we've seen on Android, the 7-inch tablet appears pretty popular for reading Pocket." The iPad mini could open up applications like Pocket to millions a good deal more people. Yet, builders would be required to make an inherent design and style flexibility into their applications so they look and feel OK on the four, 7.9, or 9.7-inch screen. Either way, an individual greater iOS product is extraordinary news for builders. Olson says, "This thing is going to sell like hotcakes, and that's a huge moreover for us."
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他们的父母都疯了吗?
2012-9-1 17:40:46

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太恐怖了,以前就有阴谋论,说美国要拿中国人当转基因食品的实验载体。
2012-9-1 17:46:47

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小鱼在danser 发表于 2012-9-1 18:40
他们的父母都疯了吗?

地方政府和学校,不会让孩子父母真正了解其潜在风险的。
2012-9-18 11:07:22

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橙色路灯 发表于 2012-9-18 11:07
地方政府和学校,不会让孩子父母真正了解其潜在风险的。

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y ... ure=player_embedded

这个是央视的。学校和家长称不知情

现在看来这个实验没有经过正常审批手续,不报批就做实验这是违反科学实验伦理学的。本身这个东西没有经济利益在里面,地方政府犯不着冒这个险。一篇外语文章出来也算不得地方的政绩。因为我不知道实验是否需要在地方政府备案,就算需要备案,地方政府如果说有责任也是被忽悠了,因为什么实验需要找什么相应部门报批是科学家才知道的。貌似是有批文,但是批准的省份是不一样的,如果这个东西真呈到县市的地方政府,他们也还会注意的。大家都知道国内省与省之间很多手续并不能通用,我想小县官没那么糊涂,别的省的东西直接就批准了。
2012-9-18 13:11:58

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本帖最后由 橙色路灯 于 2012-9-18 16:24 编辑
雅歌 发表于 2012-9-18 14:11
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yj5xBo19x9A&feature=player_embedded

这个是央视的。学校和家长称不知 ...


你跟中国的地方政府打交道之后,就不会如此幼稚了。现在不是八九十年代了,当时拼的是政绩,现在都注重捞取个人利益。政绩可以造假,个人利益必须是实打实。巴黎接公务团的旅游界朋友应该可以感受到,一个领导身边总是跟着几个商人付钱。把领导伺候舒服了,回去就能拿到项目,资质程序都是次要的。

一个项目,无论对地方有多大好处,如果伺候不好领导,喂不饱地方领导,资质再全也会被卡。一个项目即使没有合格资质,只要把领导喂饱了,也可以顺利开展。

2012-9-18 15:20:38

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本帖最后由 雅歌 于 2012-9-18 15:24 编辑
橙色路灯 发表于 2012-9-18 15:20
你跟中国的地方政府打交道之后,就不会如此幼稚了。现在不是八九十年代了,当时拼的是政绩,现在都注重个 ...

那可不,你屁股一挪,就成熟了。

你除了说这个幼稚那个五毛,还有什么新词么

你以为是房地产,做个基础实验哪里给你资金让你喂领导?
2012-9-18 15:23:27

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其实我上面那个帖虽然引用了你的,但是主要是回复主贴的大狗,如果大狗有什么看法我们可以交流交流,跟你就算了。
2012-9-18 15:25:51

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本帖最后由 橙色路灯 于 2012-9-18 16:33 编辑
雅歌 发表于 2012-9-18 16:23
那可不,你屁股一挪,就成熟了。

你除了说这个幼稚那个五毛,还有什么新词么


我这屁股一挪,用了近10年的时间。10年前我做梦也想不到,地方政府官员跟我们商人们关系如此亲密,更想不到官员可以天天醉酒,吃喝嫖却不以为耻。本人空口说话无凭,希望旅游界的网友可以分享自己的体验,在不影响自己的业务的前提下。

学校家长可能不知道,地方官员拿不到好处,绝对不会放行。

本人从来没有说过“五毛”。我一直强调,臣民党奴为主子辩护是被培养出的一种思维模式,都是发自内心的,根本不需要支付五毛。
2012-9-18 15:30:55

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雅歌 发表于 2012-9-18 16:25
其实我上面那个帖虽然引用了你的,但是主要是回复主贴的大狗,如果大狗有什么看法我们可以交流交流,跟你就 ...

你引用谁的无所谓,我只是针对帖子回复,不管是谁发的。
2012-9-18 15:37:12

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橙色路灯 发表于 2012-9-18 15:30
我这屁股一挪,用了近10年的时间。10年前我做梦也想不到,地方政府官员跟我们商人们关系如此亲密,更想不 ...

地方官员对“科学家”还是挺有点尊敬的。他们打的是美国卫生院和美国农业部的幌子。
认识花钱办事的,也认识无权无势因为学历高被招到县zf部门的(当然我承认是为了贴金不是为了改善领导业务水平)。你看清楚了这是一个县而已,不是大城市。
2012-9-18 15:45:12

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回答楼主问题
1. 为什么不在美国做实验,要来中国?     
美国不以米饭为主食

2.为什么在浙江被叫停,实验对象却跑到了湖南?
不知道

加一句,先不说转基因有毒没毒,我认为这实验从科学伦理上完全没必要,发点维生素丸就完了呗,难道转基因大米到时候就是免费吃,穷人吃的起的?笑话。
2012-9-18 15:47:28

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雅歌 发表于 2012-9-18 16:47
回答楼主问题
1. 为什么不在美国做实验,要来中国?     
美国不以米饭为主食

一不留神。你被荣誉了?
2012-9-18 16:10:18

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crouye 发表于 2012-9-18 16:10
一不留神。你被荣誉了?

我主动荣誉的好吧
2012-9-18 16:10:56

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雅歌 发表于 2012-9-18 16:47
回答楼主问题
1. 为什么不在美国做实验,要来中国?     
美国不以米饭为主食

用人做实验,无论转基因还是药品,能不能在该地进行,首先要看当地法律及行政部门是否允许。有很多试验,在美国不能做却要跑到发展中国家做,其原因不是美国是否消费,而是美国的法律及行政准入条件太高。

实验是检验科学理论的标准,没有实验结果证明的理论是没有权威性的。转基因这个新东西,只有试验才可以证明它对人体是否有害。
2012-9-19 09:26:49

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