T3 Music Player

T3 player is a new app designed for those who love minimal and vintage design. The beautifully designed app was inspired by the legendary industrial designer Dieter Rams, it simplifies all the standard controls of a music player. It allows you to organize your favorite songs, create playlists, rank and shuffle songs, and sort your playlist by artist name or rank. Available now on the app store.

Like this design? also check out WTHR app, a simple weather app also inspired by Dieter Rams.

The T3 Player from Motion Pixels on Vimeo.

ROBINHOOD | ZERO COMMISSION STOCK TRADING

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MATTEBOX | VIRTUAL DSLR IPHONE APP

Mattebox is a new app for the iPhone camera. The app features dual-stage shutter release, meaning that it lets you half-press the shutter release to lock the exposure and focus. With Mattebox you can also view the exposure info, it displays your chosen shutter speed, ISO, focal distance and aspect ratio. Mattebox has a clean and streamlined interface and was designed from the ground up with the heart of a luxury point and shoot. Mattebox is available exclusively at ...
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IMDOWN APP

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