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Showing posts tagged iphone
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Bricky is Sebastiaan de With’s shirt design which celebrates the happy-brick fun of surfing without Flash. Claim yours quickly as this will be a limited run. Seb has high standards so you can expect a high-quality product, as with his Exploded Settings shirt.
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iPhone Development: iPad Max Touches
So, can the iPhone SDK track 10 fingers at once? Yep. It sure can. I wrote a simple program to just record the count of the touches set provided to the four UIResponder touch-related methods, and it had no problem identifying and tracking 10 separate fingers at the same time.
For as long as I’ve known that the trackpads on the unibody MacBooks can track 11 touches, I’ve wondered, “Why 11?”
In the comments, Jeff notes that the iPad also supports up to 11 touches.
$1 to the first person to release an app that puts this information to good use.
But no penises. That’s too obvious.
Damn. I guess it is too obvious.
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Maniacal Rage: Update on iPhone 4 Issues, Part II
It’s not good news. I had my faulty initial iPhone 4 replaced. But the replacement wasn’t much better. Signal strength seemed much better and I didn’t drop any calls, but the proximity issues remained. So they replaced it again. Now I am on my third iPhone 4.
Unfortunately, proximity sensor…
I think it’s partly software — I upgraded my iPhone 3G to iOS4, and I’m experiencing some odd behavior as well occasionally (i.e. sound source switching from regular to speaker).
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iOS Development Goodies: InAppSettingsKit
App settings are a bit of a mixed bag in iOS apps. While Apple offers a centralized location for third party app settings among the main Settings application, many users would never think to look there for them, and as an app, you can’t launch into this area on behalf of your users. Enter the …
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Marco.org: Most common words unique to 1-star and 5-star App Store reviews
I wrote a script to crawl U.S. App Store customer reviews for the top 100 apps from every category (minus duplicates) and compute the most common words in 1-star and 5-star reviews, excluding words that were also common in 3-star reviews.
Keep in mind that the results are not representative of…
(Source: marco)
