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Apple announces WWDC video feeds for developers

/ April 24th, 2013 / No Comments »

Although the social component and Apple-staffed labs are two important reasons for developers to attend WWDC, early access to tech briefings has long been a motivating force for buying that expensive ticket.

Today, it looks like Apple introduced…

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Apple announces daily WWDC video feeds for developers

/ April 24th, 2013 / No Comments »

Although the social component and Apple-staffed labs are two important reasons for developers to attend WWDC, early access to tech briefings has long been a motivating force for buying that expensive ticket.

Today, Apple introduced a major chang…

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RIP Mike Culbert, iOS and Newton pioneer

/ April 21st, 2013 / No Comments »

We’ve received direct word and noted on Twitter that that Mike Culbert, a longtime Apple hardware engineer, has passed away after battling cancer. According to his friends, he was a “brilliant engineer, a wonderful human being.” He will be missed….

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DevJuice: Forget iUI. Say ‘welcome’ to Emy for web-based cross-platform mobile dev

/ April 18th, 2013 / No Comments »

For years, iUI has been the gold standard of iOS web development. Dating back to 2007, iUI was initially created by Joe Hewett to simplify the development of iPhone web apps using an iPhone-style look and feel. It’s been stuck at its 0.4 release f…

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Popup Window for OS X

/ April 17th, 2013 / No Comments »

Popup Window (US$5.99) provides an organizer utility for your desktop, enabling you to stick folders onto the edges of your screen and fold them in and out on demand. I loved the idea of this app although I ran into several problems when actually …

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No Comment: Cool iPhone dominoes animation

/ April 17th, 2013 / No Comments »

We don’t care that the falling phones are CG animated; we don’t even care that they have a hypothetical NFC patch on the back. This is a great video that put a smile on our faces.

We offer it to you as today’s No Comment. It’s done by the same s…

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RFLKT and Runmeter: It’s basically Pebble for your bike

/ April 14th, 2013 / No Comments »

People love the idea of the Pebble watch. It’s an iOS-compatible display that sits on your wrist, so your iPhone can stay in your backpack, purse, or pocket. It’s a great way to keep light track of your notifications, and what’s going on in your l…

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RFLKT and Runmeter: It’s basically Pebble for your bike

/ April 14th, 2013 / No Comments »

People love the idea of the Pebble watch. It’s an iOS-compatible display that sits on your wrist, so your iPhone can stay in your backpack, purse, or pocket. It’s a great way to keep light track of your notifications, and what’s going on in your l…

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Weekend Poll: Are you switching to T-Mo?

/ April 13th, 2013 / No Comments »

On Friday, T-Mobile finally launched its iPhone line, offering some great deals along the way. Did you hop over and place a request for an iPhone 5? American customers now have more service choices than ever. From Cricket to Straight Talk, Virgin …

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DevJuice: Better Objective-C associated objects

/ April 10th, 2013 / No Comments »

iOS/OS X internals guru Gwynne Raskind tipped me off to a much better way of creating associated object keys.

Until now, I’ve been doing this:

static const char nametag_key;
return objc_getAssociatedObject(self, (void *) &nametag_key);

Tur…

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