KulerClock [iPhone]

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22/02/2010

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actionscript, AppStore, clock, colour, cs5, Flash, iPhone, kuler

KulerClock is a simple iPhone application by Hiroto Sugita that uses Adobe Kuler colour database to display time. Flick through the endless database of colour palettes by double clicking on the screen or swipe up and double tap to see palette colour refs including emailing yourself for later use. Interestingly, the app has been created using Flash CS5 and just first of many apps we expect to see in the AppStore as Adobe releases CS5 suite.

Download for free from the AppStore.

Platform: iPhone
Version: 1.0
Cost: Free
Developer: Hiroto Sugita