iOS devices, even those with pretty "retina" displays, are not color managed.

If you're thinking about apps running in the background, you're over thinking it

In which MG Siegler explains that his disdain for Android isn't just (or isn't mainly) about crappy software

One of the few things I miss from my Android phone experiences was the ability to easily adjust settings using homescreen shortcuts. This isn't *quite* the same thing, but it'll save a few taps.

While I'm not sure I agree with Eddie's comments here, it's interesting to see how he's using OmniFocus as a note-taking application.

In which Benjamin Brooks looks at app pricing related to hourly wages and how that affects impulse and emotions.

iThoughtsHD implements a great way to avoid using Dropbox as an intermediary when moving files between iOS apps on a device

Scott Porad notes that when you lie to the users of your software, it lessens his perception of your brand. Seems like that's a "duh" statement, but he wouldn't be making it if companies were behaving nicely.

Beyond the obvious question, this article is a good look at the potential implications of the excellent Instagram platform remaining iOS-only.