CoverFlow in Safari for iPhone

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This is a really interesting proof of concept: Building CoverFlow for Safari on iPhone

It uses a bunch of existing technologies built into WebKit in a creative way to mimmic Apple’s CoverFlow effect from right within a browser.

(Via TheAppleBlog.)

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Published:: Friday, November 7th, 2008 at 12:03 pm

Author:: Mark Quezada

Category:: Links, Web Development

Tags:: coverflow, iphone, safari

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