Author Archives: Nate Boateng

About Nate Boateng

Nate is a devoted husband, dad, and part-time media student. Nate's fanatical about technology, good design, UI/UX, good coffee, music, and film. He dabbles in photography, video editing, and the like. You can find him on Twitter at the handle @nateboateng.

Unread — RSS for iOS 7 & Giveaway!

Posted on February 4, 2014 by Nate Boateng 7 comments

Jared Sinclair is mostly known for his previous offerings in the App Store: Pillboxie is a medication management app (Jared’s a registered nurse), and Riposte is an innovative App.net client — co-created with Jamin Guy — that demonstrates some incredibly original mechanics that read more »

# Apps #Giveaway #Review

Limelight — Beautiful Movie Tracking

Posted on May 14, 2013 by Nate Boateng 0 comments

Limelight is a new app from the team at 9:42AM that makes tracking movies simple and gorgeous. The 9:42AM team is made up of developer Oliver Cameron and designer Marcelo Marfil, and the focus of their newly found app shop read more »

# iOS Apps #Review #Tech

There Will Be Flood

Posted on March 25, 2013 by Nate Boateng 8 comments

Without warning, various genres of iOS apps will suddenly propagate the App Store in bursts. It happens all the time. I’m sure you all remember the Twitter app explosion; icons designed with every kind of communication metaphor imaginable came exploding read more »

# Apps #iOS Apps #Tech

My Top 10 Movies of All Time

Posted on January 10, 2013 by Nate Boateng 2 comments

After some discussion on Twitter, I’ve attempted to name my favorite 10 movies of all time, a daunting challenge considering the great expanse of film history that the phrase “of all time” embodies. Another obstacle in creating this register was read more »

# Films

Thoughts on the iPhone 5

Posted on October 10, 2012 by Nate Boateng 0 comments

Reviews of the iPhone 5 can be found all over the Internet, but here’s my insight. First of all, this generation feels different than previous iterations, mostly because the apps play a more prominent role in the overall feel of the device. read more »

# Tech

Ecoute for iPhone – The Music App Redone

Posted on August 20, 2012 by Nate Boateng 0 comments

Ecoute for Mac changed the game in terms of solid iTunes replacements. The simple but refined interface, social network integration, and stand-out features made it a great buy. The developers at PixiApps have since turned their focus to iOS, and read more »

# iOS Apps #Review

Sitting Down with Karim Morsy

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Nate Boateng 2 comments

The Culture Milk interview series continues with someone who knows all about App Store success. Karim Morsy is the CEO of Algoriddim, which are best known for their award winning apps djay and vjay. Karim stopped by to share some read more »

# Interview #Tech

Checkmark – Reminders Reimagined

Posted on July 18, 2012 by Nate Boateng 2 comments

My struggles with todo apps are well documented. I’ve resigned myself to the fact that I wont ever settle on one system, but instead attempt to use what works fully knowing that “what works” may change on a whim. Well read more »

# iOS Apps #Review #Tech

Clear Skies with Weathersnitch 2.1

Posted on June 16, 2012 by Nate Boateng 3 comments

Most iPhone users like to keep track of their local weather. With the introduction of Notification Center in iOS 5, some people were happy with the new forecast features that were available natively in the OS. But geeks wanted more. read more »

# Review #Tech

Netflix Picks – Skid Row

Posted on June 6, 2012 by Nate Boateng 0 comments

Most of us are huge fans of Netflix. So why not share some great films that we come across while browsing the Instant Watch catalog! Netflix Picks will be a new regular feature here at Culture Milk. If you have read more »

# Films