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Lately I have been having somewhat of a battle with my own conflicting opinions about the various CMS-es available. By CMS I mean any system which allows you to manage and publish content (not necessarily web based). The sites I work with are usually informational based, providing information of some sort and not a web application type service sites such as Twitter.
Being a developer, and an iPhone owner, the announcement of the iPhone SDK from apple was very exciting. I was very excited about the prospect of developing software for the iPhone. One thing that I really like about the iPhone is the way it fits into your daily life. Its very simple to use and at the same time very powerful. A large part of why it has both these attributes (easy to use and powerful) is because of its user interface.
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