AOL Wins Coveted Apple Design Award
Posted Jun 13th 2008 6:09PM by Lee Givens
Filed under: Announcements, iPhone
Wow! What a week. Five days of sunny weather, 5000+ Mac developers and the AOL Mac/iPhone team received a small grey cube that has a light-up logo.
It's not just any cube, it's a reaffirmation of AOL's dedication to the Mac (and now iPhone) platforms. The 2008 Apple Design Award for best iPhone Entertainment Application went to Ron Anderson and Dan Gilliam, our two most senior Mac developers who built AOL Radio for iPhone (powered by CBS Radio).
Enjoy!
Lee Givens
AOL Mac Product Lead
Resources
Most Commented Posts
Most Recent Comments
Blogroll
About The Team
Welcome to the Mac@AOL Blog. My name is Lee Givens and I'm the Product Lead for the Mac products at AOL. You can find the latest information on AOL's software development on the Mac and any cool happenings at AOL. The purpose of the blog is to create a feedback loop so we can hear from our loyal AOL Mac users. Managing a blog is a lot of work, so I enlisted support from the whole team...the Mac team is made up of dedicated Macintosh developers, QA engineers and Product folks.
Subscribe
Subscribe to Mac @ AOL News & Updates
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1. Simply Fantastic !!!
Posted at 2:13AM on Jun 16th 2008 by shushushushu
2. I'm a mac and AOL (paid) user since 1984.
I just made an enemy of my good friend who owns the local mac store - when I cancelled my order for 4 new iMacs - because I can't run an AOL email program - which is necessary for my business. Why buy new computers when I can't run my AOL?
Surely there is a version of "classic" AOL I can simply use for Email, which is compatible with Leopard.
I don't need or want the AOL desktop taking over my computer - all I want is simple Email capability.
Is this going to occur? - or should I just give up and go over to PC's?
Posted at 10:19PM on Jun 22nd 2008 by Reddoch Williams
3.
I'm a mac and AOL (paid) user since 1984.
I just made an enemy of my good friend who owns the local mac store -
when I cancelled my order for 4 new iMacs - because I can't run an AOL
email program - which is necessary for my business. Why buy new
computers when I can't run my AOL?
Surely there is a version of "classic" AOL I can simply use for
Email, which is compatible with Leopard.
I don't need or want the AOL desktop taking over my computer - all I
want is simple Email capability.
Is this going to occur? - or should I just give up and go over to
PC's?
Posted at 10:20PM on Jun 22nd 2008 by Reddoch Williams