Tag Archives: iPhone

Loren Brichter (Atebits: Tweetie): “My” vs “Your” on the iPhone. I’d have fallen for that one for sure, but he’s right.

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Loving Xcode + iPhone SDK

I’ve been full time on an iPhone project (more of a prototype, really) for one day, and I absolutely love it. It’s simple and intuitive. Drop controls, set up outlets and actions. You don’t have to fight the framework. It … Continue reading

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Loren Brichter (Atebits, Tweetie): Fast Scrolling in Tweetie with UITableView Nice summary and example code. (Via Daring Fireball.)

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iPhone NDA

Hooray! Apple’s iPhone developer NDA will no longer cover released software. It seemed inevitable that this NDA change would be made, but I admit I thought the change would come in January 2009. It’d be easy to overlook that this doesn’t … Continue reading

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Wil Shipley on the iPhone App Store: Let the Market Decide

Wil Shipley on the iPhone App Store. This is mostly the same thing I’ve been thinking, with the exception that I’d have removed the $999 I am Rich/I’ve been scammed! application without apology or even reason, even if the App … Continue reading

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Another Apple App Store rejection

Duplicating Apple functionality? Well, not so much.

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I hope he’s wrong, but it’s probably a vain hope. Some Geek In Tennessee recaps the disappointments Apple’s App Store.

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Fraser Speirs on iPhone development

Fraser Speirs is dropping out of new application development on the iPhone, and I don’t blame him: Apple’s current practice of rejecting certain applications at the final hurdle – submission to the App Store – is disastrous for investor confidence. … Continue reading

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The sad case of Palm

I first started developing an application for Palm in 2000 with the Palm IIIc. I was amazed at how well-thought out the API was. A few things were missing, such as POSIX-compatible routines. ((Expecting full POSIX support on a Palm … Continue reading

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I don’t usually like to report anything John Gruber posts, because everyone will have already seen it. But I’ll make an exception: Michael Tsai is right: What Apple delivers in the iPhone is less offensive than the spin as it’s … Continue reading

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