Articles Tagged ‘xcode’
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Xcode Hints At Quad-Core iDevices
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri September 23rd, 2011
While Apple still hasn't even announced the iPhone 5 yet (very likely featuring a dual-core A5 processor), it seems they are already well on their way to preparing for the following generation.
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How To Easily Hack Your Game Scores
BY Rob M on Thu August 18th, 2011
Do you have one of those obnoxious friends who always brags about his Doodle Jump high score? Are you tired of being jealous of that guy who has a Tiny Wings high score you just can't seem to beat? Well, my friend, you've come to the right article. I'm going to show you how to manually change scores, and other attributes, in an iOS app.
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Apple Makes Xcode Application For Would-Be Developers Absolutely Free
BY Bryan M. Wolfe on Wed July 20th, 2011
Along with the release of OS X Lion, Apple has decided to make its Xcode application available for absolutely free. As many already know, this is the software developers need to create the iOS apps we use each day.
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App Press: A Code-Free Way To Make Your Own App, If You Have The Cash
BY Joe White on Sat May 28th, 2011
If you're looking for a code-free way to develop an iOS app, there is a solution. A new service called "App Press" (and its accompanying iOS app) allows users to easily create an app - for a price.
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New AppList: iPad Apps For iOS Developers
BY Tim Chaten on Wed February 02nd, 2011
The App Store has some surprisingly great apps to help developers write iPad or iPhone apps. This AppList will explore some of the best options out there for developing apps.
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SDK 3.1.2 For Developers
BY Eric Norwood on Thu October 08th, 2009
Earlier today Apple released the iPhone OS 3.1.2 update, and now SDK 3.1.2 is available for developers at the iPhone Dev Center. The new version of SDK includes Xcode 3.1.2 and is compatible with both
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Removal Of NDA Spurs Information For iPhone Developers
BY Robin Rhys on Thu October 09th, 2008
iPhone development is no longer bound by the NDA, and since its removal, there has been a steady flow of educational information released for developers. Xcode Instructor and co-author of iPhone SDK Development, Bill
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