Articles having tag: IOS

Apple continues to add more and more iOS-like features to Mountain Lion.

Many of those that have tried the new Mountain Lion have stated that Apple seems to be moving more and more towards an iOS like system by adding more and more features currently incorporated into iOS. The latest addition to the developer preview brings the...

Four years of the App Store, a short history

By marie

People say time flies well this is one of those moments. Almost four years ago Apple first introduced us to the App Store. The guys at MacStories has an in-depth look back at that time. In four short years, Apple has gone from telling the world that all you...

Dropbox makes SDK changes, now complies with Apple’s rules

By marie

Last week we reported that Apple had begun rejecting apps that used Dropbox SDK allowing apps to link to external purchase options. Now the company reported that they have made updates and now their apps are once again being accepted into the App Store. Dropbox...

Playing, Recording, and Editing Video in the iPhone with MonoTouch Article

By Wallym

This article resumes where we left off in "Working with Images and Animation on the iPhone and iPad with .NET and C#: Part 1," which looked at multimedia app development on the iPhone and iPad, including how to display simple images, take pictures with...

Apple announces 2012 Apple Design Awards

By marie

Yesterday Apple announced that\xa0nominations are now open for its annual Apple Design Awards, these awards are given to the iOS and OS X apps that best exemplify the height of design, technology and innovation. According to the Cupertino company’s website,...

Apple’s ebook price-fixing court battle enters Canada

By marie

It hasn’t been long since the filing of the ebook lawsuit in the U.S. before other countries followed, now\xa0Normand Painchaud has filed a similar lawsuit in Canada, according to reports\xa0the lawsuit states that “Apple and its partner ebook publishers...

Apple launches ‘iPhone in Business’ webpage for enterprise users

By marie

Those of you that have gone to the iPhone page on Apple.com might have noticed that there is a new section dedicated to enterprise customers. The “iPhone in Business”\xa0page\xa0holds five sub-sections: iPhone at Work, Integration, Apps for Business,...

Tap For Tap – The Free Exchange for Mobile App Promotion

By marie

Considering the fact that there are currently more than\xa01 million apps for iOS and Android devices, getting your App discovered by users can sometimes seem like a daunting task. This is where Tap for Tap \xa0enters, it was created by Todd Dunlop and Eric...

RadicalFlow allows designers to create iPhone and iPad apps without having to know how to code

By marie

Are you a Designer? Are you a Developer? If you answered test to either of these, or you are simply interested in the process of creating a new App, then this is a product you will want to check out! RadicalFlow is a Brooklyn based tech + design company in...

REVIEW: Keynotopia

By marie

We are sure many of you have had a great idea for a new application, however the thought of having to design the actual app and write the code has deterred many from even starting.\xa0Well this week we got to test Keynotopia.com, the site offers users templates...