#wunderkit

[studiolulalabo]

Meeting (topo di città + topo di campagna) | Mouse Apple 1987, Topolino Lego Fabuland 1979 | @palazzo_grassi #palazzograssiatyours | @wunder_kit #wunderkit #oggettiritrovati |#lego #apple #vintage #vintagelego #vintageapple https://www.instagram.com/p/B-12puYHRhy/?igshid=hraxdajork9y

[studiolulalabo]

Le Conserve | #memorybox #trythisathome #ispeakcontemporary #hanspeterfeldmann #wunderkit #oggettiritrovati | selezionato da @wunder_kit https://www.instagram.com/p/B-c6oK9HlOR/?igshid=bt9th9e9f3v

[redazionecultura]

WunderKit, il ciclo di incontri con professionisti e talenti emergenti delle industrie culturali e creative

WunderKit, il ciclo di incontri con professionisti e talenti emergenti delle industrie culturali e creative - sede: Base Milano (Milano). Prosegue a Base Milano l’appuntamento con “WunderKit”, il programma di incontri pensato per mettere in dialogo le diverse

WunderKit, il ciclo di incontri con professionisti e talenti emergenti delle industrie culturali e creative - sede: Base Milano (Milano). Prosegue a Base Milano l’appuntamento con “WunderKit”, il programma di incontri pensato per mettere in dialogo le diverse

[joomux]

[suryaray-blog]

Wunderlist 2 arrives on Android tablets, with iPad version hot on its heels

#SuryaRay #Surya Wunderlist 2, the newly-native redesign of 6Wunderkinder’s popular task management app, is finally hitting tablets more than a month after it became available for smartphones. Wunderlist was originally designed cross-platform using Titanium, but the need to create native versions became a focus last year for Berlin-based 6Wunderkinder, leading the company to abandon its second product, Wunderkit. Unusually, the first tablet-optimized native version to be released is for Android. Wanna see some frustrated Apple users? Check out the comment thread in the release blog post. But those with iPads needn’t fear. Fact is, both the Android and iPad versions were developed and finished at the same time. As CEO Christian Reber tweeted today, the iPad version is simply somewhere in Apple’s approval process. So, while those users won’t get to take advantage of Android-specific features such as homescreen task widgets and inter-app sharing, they should be catered for soon enough. Related research and analysis from GigaOM Pro: Subscriber content. Sign up for a free trial. * Analyzing the wearable computing market * 5 Mobile Companies to Watch in 2011 * The fourth quarter of 2012 in mobile http://dlvr.it/2vx6Nh @suryaray

[schneiderjonathan]

Es war nur eine Frage der Zeit.

[matthewg77-blog]

@6Wunderkinder - Auf Wiedersehen Wunderkit and Hello Wunderlist 2

In a bold move by 6Wunderkinder, they have today said that they have discontinued their Wunderkit product and are now working on a follow up to their hugely successful Wunderlist app that will combine the best elements of both Wunderkit and Wunderlist. 

Having used Wunderlist, which was hugely successful largely due to its simplicity, great user interface and the fact that you could use it on virtually every platform going, the announcement of Wunderkit was extremely exciting and soon the hype began to build (something that 6Wunderkinder seem to be very good at managing). 

When I finally got a chance to use Wunderkit however, I went away feeling a little bemused. While I could see that they had spent a lot of time developing it, I somehow felt that as an end product, it was a little confused. It was almost as if it couldn't decide between being a social network and a task management app (this is of course my personal opinion).

Today's announcement may go some way to suggest that I was not the only one that Wunderkit did not gel with in the same way that the excellent Wunderlist did.

I look forward to hearing more about Wunderlist 2 as there were undoubtedly a lot of hard work put into Wunderkit and if they can harness the best features of this and combine them with those of the original Wunderlist, 6Wunderkinder will surely be on to a winning product. 

6Wunderkinder's blog post can be read by clicking the link below:

http://www.6wunderkinder.com/blog/the-future-of-6wunderkinder-hello-wunderlist-2

I have every faith in them providing another excellent app that will soon have us raving about Wunderlist once again and Wunderkit will be a distant memory. 

Good luck 6Wunderkinder, we look forward to hearing more about Wunderlist 2. 

[joomux]