@vincent There it is!!

@vincent I don’t know if my eyes are going bad, but I could have sworn that if i were forced to name which is red and which is pink of the “red” and the “imac pink”, I’d choose the opposite. I’m not saying you’ve mixed up, but maybe Apple did? Or, my eyes are going bad.

@vincent I dig it!

@vincent I think they might do that, but maybe only per country/language. I’m not 100% sure about this, but I remember the YouVersion Bible app had an icon that said “BIBELEN”, on the icon, and it was an American app.

@vincent love how @maique got his own icon 😅

@vincent I don’t know if there is official support at the OS level on Android for alternate icons but Todoist and Pocket Casts have alternate icons on Android. Pocket Casts creates a second icon and Todoist just changed it. I also don’t know how they’re doing it

@vincent @odd it have been possible to have a localized app icon in the past. My impression of it was that it never was supported and that the various methods of doing so was mostly chance and it have broken a few times.

Not sure what the current status of it is

@vincent I’m a fan of this shade of blue 😎 #00e8ff

@vincent None taken. 😊 Yes, during the Apple Event I actually said that I’d liked the Red one, but they called it Pink. (Maybe they mixed up the pigments at the factory, but then it was too late?)

@vincent 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼❤️❤️🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Omg 😳 thank you

@vincent I’m very excited about this. :)

@vincent this post reminded me to ask a question I’ve long wondered about - is the icon supposed to be evocative of something? While I like it and appreciate that it stands out, I’ve never been able to connect it to anything in particular.

@vincent If you wanted to do multi-colour icons then you could have each “lozenge” be one of the rainbow colours, Apple’s six colours, or the IOC/UCI’s colours. The UCI world champs colours on white would look sweet.

@vincent nice !!! Thank you 🙏🏼

@vincent i don’t remember 🤔