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As the video, captured by WWDC09Attendee shows, as each app is downloaded it flashes and send a sort of ripple through the surrounding apps. Not quite real time - there is a 5 minute delay - Apple is hoping is gives a visual way of representing the 3000 apps downloaded every minute.
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10 June 2009 14:06 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Apple has created an interesting display for the developer attendees at its WWDC event. A "wall", made up of a bank of twenty edge-to-edge 30-inch Apple Cinema Displays, is offering a visualisation of live downloads of 20,000 of the most popular iPhone apps.As the video, captured by WWDC09Attendee shows, as each app is downloaded it flashes and send a sort of ripple through the surrounding apps. Not quite real time - there is a 5 minute delay - Apple is hoping is gives a visual way of representing the 3000 apps downloaded every minute.
Via: appleinsider.com
Hardware, Apple, Monitors, WWDC09, App Store, iPhone, Software, iPhone apps, Biz
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