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All Day I Dream About...Tech (Free subscription) | yesterday
A word of warning for anyone that is going to install OSX on to their N130, replace the original hard drive. If you wipe the factory hard drive it will be very hard to reinstall Windows if you every should need to. You'll need to buy a 2.5" SATA hard drive to replace the factory one. Second not everything works 'out of the box' in OSX. Audio, WiFi, and Ethernet DO NOT WORK, also the computer...
Efinditnow (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Filed under: Bad Apple, Developer, SDK Back when the iPhone Developer Program was first announced, developer provisions (the ‘permission slips’ that allow developers to distribute pre-release builds of apps in progress) lasted one year. It seemed natural to have a one year expiration, as our developer memberships also lasted one year. Everything was all fine, developers [...]
Planet Numbers Ltd (Free subscription) | 26/11/2009
Ashley Towns, a 21 year old from Australia, has landed a job with Apple as a software developer after developing a worm that exploited the iPhone’s vulnerability. The iPhone is the most popular mobile phone in the world due to it’s slick design and intelligent interface. Apple, the developer of the mobile phenomenon, pride themselves [...]
O' Reilly Mac Dev Center (Free subscription) | 25/11/2009
I have written in the past about the the vision that drove Steve Jobs in pursuing his ambition for Apple. A cursory glance at the significant milestones in the careers of Walt Disney and Steve Jobs suggests an otherworldly ability to invent, re-invent and extend 'unfair advantages' across seemingly orthogonal domains. Steve Jobs is the closest thing to Walt Disney since Walt Disney, now forever bound...
vowe dot net (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
A month ago I wrote The MacBook Pro it is. And I could not have been happier with this purchase. It is an elegant and fast machine and has not given me a single headache. Surprisingly it was the "default notebook" at BlackBerry Developer Conference. Surprisingly, because RIM, much like Lotus, does not have Mac development tools (yet). If you think about getting one, do it. This Friday, when...
Rob Fahrni (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
I was asked recently "If you could work for any Mac software development company, who would it be?" Well, that's a really tough question. Here's a list of companies I have a ton of respect for. Some are small, mom and pop type shops, others are computing giants. Here they are, in no particular order... Apple - The mother ship, need I say more? Adobe - Still a great Mac shop. FileMaker - Mac...
iPhone, the Blog (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
Filed under: Software, Steve Jobs, Apple, Developer I don’t know if this was the right thing for Steve Jobs to say, but on the other hand, I do think it’s the perfect thing for him to say. The story, as reported by our buddy Daniel Brusilovsky over at Crunchgear, goes like this: A company called The [...]
AppleInsider (Free subscription) | 20/11/2009
When an emotional Mac developer wrote a lengthy e-mail about an issue to Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, the multi-billionaire responded succinctly via his iPhone.
Futurelawyer (Free subscription) | 17/11/2009
Apple's app approval revolt: Will it matter? Maybe | Between the Lines | ZDNet.com. The Apple developer revolt, in which prominent developers are abandoning the Apple app process, which is draconian in its refusal to allow developers to do their...
Tom Morris (Free subscription) | 15/11/2009
I was woken this morning with "the Mac isn't working". I crawl out of bed and start reading /var/log/system.log. I find lots of gnarly shit . I figure that this machine has been through a lot of upgrades - including the major system upgrades of 10.4-to-10.5 and 10.5-to-10.6. Since Google was giving me no helpful responses to the various aforementioned bits of gnarly shit in system.log, I...
touchmyiphone.com (Free subscription) | 14/11/2009
Filed under: Gaming , Apple , Developer , iPhone , App Store , SDK Touch Arcade has the news that the long-awaited Ravensword and a number of other games built on the Unity game engine have been rejected by Apple from the App Store. The problem appears to be a number of API calls in the engine (though not specifically the game themselves, as I understand it) that allow the games to access the iPhone's...
O' Reilly Mac Dev Center (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
How to support older versions of the iPhone SDK HTML/CSS/JavaScript or Objective-C/Cocoa for iPhone app development? How to Work with Roman Numerals in Perl How to calibrate the iPhone Accelerometer for optimal use When can I try MS Project 2010? Share knowledge, ask questions on O'Reilly Answers today.
iPhone, the Blog (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
Filed under: Gaming, Apple, Developer, iPhone, App Store, iPod touch The C64 emulator that was pulled from the App Store by Apple for leaving a BASIC interpreter intact has now returned, though we presume it’s minus the Apple-offending code. But while it will no longer run your own code, it will run some old-school C64 games, [...]
touchmyiphone.com (Free subscription) | 07/11/2009
Filed under: Software , Odds and ends , Developer , Deals , iPhone Want an iPhone app business without all the boring hassle of actually programming and releasing iPhone apps? Boy, does Brice Milliorn have a deal for you! He's auctioning off his iPhone app business , which he says has 87 different apps for sale, over on eBay . Milliorn says he started out developing apps on his own, but the business...
_survival of the shittest(); (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
Despite not being able to test it on an iPhone yet (I’m unable to fork the cash for the apple developer license) I’m releasing the code of my first iPhone app, its pretty fucking simple but I’ve learnt a lot about Obj-C and cocoa so my next project will be a little more graphical (I’ve [...]
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