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Apple had a (semi) real-time installation running at his year’s WWDC, depicting the top 20,000 apps, which each apps’ icon flashing when a sale is made. According to Apple, 3000 iphone apps are downloaded every minute.

The interesting thing for me is that the installation is running Apple’s Quartz Composer – an application I have been dabbling in lately, and predict will play an increasing role in both web and installation art in the near future.

More info on the setup at Apple Insider.

Posted in Blog | Tags: apple store, Installation, quartz composer, real-time |

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