An Apple Car? Yep, you know it! Cupertino is all abuzz with latest evidence that the fruit-flavored computing company is taking a run at the highway with a possible new iCar, and we’ve got Lewis with the features we’d like to see there. Plus, Luke spends some time with the exhaustive New York Times post on Jony Ive, design genius, Alex dives deep into your new favorite iPhone game (Alto’s Adventure), David chats about one auteur’s thoughts on the film completely shot on an iPhone 5s, and Luke gets the inside scoop on one 25-year-old who’s made 600 iOS apps without even knowing how to code.
All this, plus a ton more (see below) in this week’s Cult of Mac Magazine, ready for download at your pleasure.
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If Cupertino’s cooking up an Apple car, here are the features we want
If Apple really is working on a car, what would it look like? And what would we want it to look like and do? We’ve got our preferences, for sure, and you can read all about them right here.
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How Alto’s Adventure became your next favorite iPhone game
With one-tap iOS game Alto’s Adventure, the devs drew from the games they love to make something unique. They’ve created a game that’s not only really fun to play, but beautiful to behold.
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How a 25-year-old dev made 600 apps without being able to code
Over the past four years, this 25-year-old entrepreneur flooded the App Store with an astonishing 600 separate apps. The most miraculous part of all? He can’t even code.
Code your dreams with Cult of Mac Magazine February 20 Edition, Free on iTunes
Filmmaker has mixed feelings about his iPhone masterpiece
Sean Baker’s Tangerine, the story of two transgender sex workers in Hollywood, was a break-out hit at Sundance in January, where the credits revealed, “Shot on the iPhone 5s.”
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It’s time to rewrite Apple history — with more Jony Ive
The New Yorker profile of Jony Ive may be the most important thing written about Apple in quite a while, and we have to concur. Not only is it full of fascinating details, it puts Ive at the center of Apple, where he belongs.
Get personal with Ive in Cult of Mac Magazine February 20 Edition, Free on iTunes
