Tag: web designing
“Photo Manipulation”
by Ranju Chaudhary on Jul.30, 2010, under Graphic Design
Creative Photoshop Animal King Photo Manipulation
How to Mold Paint Splatter to a Face in Photoshop
Creating a Spy Fly Photo Manipulation
How to Create a Fantasy Landscape Photo Manipulation
Photo Manipulate a Falling Angel
How to Create 3D Text Blocks in Photoshop
Awesome Milk Typography Effect in Photoshop
Create Destructive Black and White Lettering with a Dramatic Splash Effect
How to Create Stunning and Bold 3D Text
Web Design
How to Create a Clean Web 2.0 Style Web Design in Photoshop
Design a Beautiful Website From Scratch
How to Create a Unique Colorful Site Layout
Create a Magic Night Themed Web Design from Scratch in Photoshop
Icon Design
Design a Stylish Mail Icon in Photoshop
Create a Leather-Textured, Realistic Briefcase Icon
How to Create a Basic House Icon in Photoshop
Create a Magnifying Glass Icon in Photoshop CS4
Retro and Vintage Effects
Create Vintage Traveler Diary in Photoshop
Create A Retro Cosmic Design in Photoshop
Super Cool Retro Poster in 10 Steps in Photoshop
Lighting Effects
How to make a Typographic, Retro, Space Face
Very Easy Heroes Eclipse in Photoshop
Create a Trendy Galactic Poster Design in Photoshop
Gowalla Launches for Android
by neetika on Mar.06, 2010, under Latest Web Technologies, Trends
The battle for social geolocation domination has expanded to Google’s Android platform, as Gowalla, the primary competitor to Foursquare, has just made its debut on Google’s Android app store.
The new Gowalla 1.0 app isn’t some secondhand version of its iPhone counterpart — it’s completely packed with an array of features that allow you to check into locations, view friends, access details about specific locations, and check out your progress completion for trips (a Gowalla feature that lets you earn badges by checking into a set of locations).
Essentially, the app is divided into four sections: Activity (a feed of your friend’s activity stream), Spots (where you find nearby locations to check into), Trips (explained above), and Passport (your personal profile and list of achievements). Each section drills deeper, allowing you to add friends, view maps of specific locations (along with the number of check-ins and people there), or complete a trip.
Here’s the gist of it: Gowalla for Android, from first impressions, is well-designed and has many of the features of its iPhone counterpart, though as Android and Me points out, you can’t create a location within the app quite yet.
It needed to be slick and feature-rich to compete with Foursquare’s Android app (which I think in many ways is superior to its iPhone version). Whether it succeeded…well, that’ll take some time. Gowalla users, be sure to tell us what you think about the app in the comments.
Now here are a few screenshots, courtesy of Android and Me. You can check out a full gallery there.


























