iTunes is not a reference for a class of UIs
I don’t really understand why some companies or designers feel the need to use popular and well designed applications as basically carbon copy reference designs when building their applications or user interfaces. Take this interface for MeeGo tablets, doesn’t the music application look vaguely familiar?
This seems to be happening more and more often, even the Samsung Galaxy Tab had a keyboard and browser reminiscent of the iPad. The whole point of design is to make something new and unique that sounds out from the crowd.
Would’t the world be a dull place if we all did what Apple thought was best for design?

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add a comment Posted 09/02/2011 as design, apple, itunes, ui, copying, clone
