Even though the design phase of your application is going well, it probably feels like it's missing something. That "something" would be the programming--the aspect of development that turns design into functionality. This week, we'll start our programming training with some very simple SDK tutorials.
Fed up of swiping through pages of apps? Orbit gives you Exposé-style access to your apps so you don't have to swipe anymore.
Still have any doubts on how important is the iPhone to Apple? Well, check this out.
Get ready to delete your other recipe apps. How to Cook Everything blows them all out the water. Don't believe me? Read on.
Now that we have a ton of features for our application, it is time to narrow then down and get them onto a computer so we can utilize them from a programming and design standpoint.
You see an article you like, what do you do? Bookmark it? Email it? Why not save it and sync to your iDevice for offline viewing. Read on to find out more.
Button Men was originally a "real life" dice game popular at gaming conventions (You know, the kind with all the smelly guys wearing Spock ears). Will an iPhone version appeal to the more casual gaming crowd of the iPhone?
Feel like taking a risk? Well now you can, by putting Android on your iPhone. Watch the show to find out how. Plus we have wireless syncing apps, apps gone free and a sneak peak video of a new game. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.
Now that you have the perfect partner for your journey through app development, it's time to get creative. This short guide will help your development team get focused on developing a workable idea for your very own application by focusing on your favorite categories and by studying existing apps in the App Store. Now let's get developing!
Do you use Google Analytics to track stats for your website? Analytics App allows you to access all that infomation from your iPhone or iPod Touch.
Need to keep track of everyone you follow on Twitter? Want to know how many times you've been retweeted? Birdbrain can tell you and so much more.
The announcement for the iPhone OS 4 has hit, but what about the 100+ features that were mentioned... Don't you guys want details? Well today I'm here to bring them to you. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.
Now that Apple finally introduced some sort of multitasking to iPhone OS, it's time to focus on all these other features we're still missing. While Flash support seems pretty much doomed, video conferencing and a front-facing camera on the other hand might be closer than we think.
Popular Twitter client Tweetie has been acquired and is set to become the official application for Twitter on iPhone.
The iPhone's camera app really is lacking in features. Would you like to have the ability to zoom, use a self timer and add effects? Camera One offers all these features and more.
Got an older iDevice like the 3G iPhone? No multitasking for you, I'm afraid.
iBooks for the iPhone will wirelessly sync, to keep you in your place.
At the announcement for iPhone OS 4.0, Steve jobs let us know that developers can get the new sdk today and start implementing the features in their apps.
Want to run Skype in the background? Well with OS 4.0, you can.
Are you a statistics-junkie? Do need your daily dose of information on your websites? How about Twitter? Ego is definitely for you.
Popular to-do app Dunnit!, have decided move to a pay-what-you-want model. Will it work? Would you pay?
Apple just started sending out invitations "for a sneak peek of the next generation of iPhone OS software" this Thursday April 8th at 10AM Pacific.
