iOS 5 brought us Music and Video as two seperate apps, these cannot be tagged correctly as the description for Music relates to songs and sond that is playing not the app, and the same applies to video.
Does anyone have any suggestions for creating tags specfically for these apps?
While not ultra-elegant, I've found myself referring to these programs as Music.app, Video.app and, to extend the system, Mail.app to distinguish the application from the overall concept.
I am suggesting this "without ego" because I agree (in advance) with those who find the solution ugly and cumbersome.
Music.app and Videos.app are certainly the most common names given when not just generally calling them "the Music app" or "the Music player". Akin to, as you said, Mail.app, Settings.app, etc.
– Jason Salaz
Jan 26 '12 at 16:45
mail.app tag, so I think this is probably the way to go.
– Nathan Greenstein
Jan 27 '12 at 0:46
Another approach would be to leverage the existing hyphen methodology:
music-app
video-app
mail-app
The last would presumably be further refined through the use of additional operating system tags.
This approach is somehow less "ugly" to my eye. It doesn't modify the names of the applications as we normally see them.
