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Privates!
Name: Privates!
By: RXN
Version: 1.2
Category: Apps, iPhone Apps
Date: 2016-04-18
Price: free
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There is some great news for anyone interested in learning iOS app development from instructors at Stanford University without actually being a student at the school. Stanford is now offering their course iOS 5 focused iPhone Application Development classes on iTunes U. Throughout this course students will develop several iPhone and iPad apps that help automate tasks in their […]
Recently maker of cross-platform development tools, Appcelerator, and IDC polled 2100 developers to see which platform they preferred. iOS came out on top with 91% saying they were interested in creating apps for the iPhone and 88% interested in iPad app development. The Android OS still trails both iDevices by eight and 20 points. One […]
Apple released iOS 5.0.1 through iTunes and then over-the-air shortly after. This is the first public OTA update Apple has done. In the past the fact that you had to use a PC to update your wireless devices was a major gripe among iOS users. While Google has always used wireless updates to keep Android […]
Binpress, a source-code discovery service and marketplace, is announcing a mobile development contest with over $20k in cash and prizes for best mobile development components. Binpress has partnered with several big names in mobile app development, including Amazon AWS, Tropo, Appsfire, Github and others to bring you thousands of dollars in prizes for the best submission of […]
Security chief leaves Apple after clumsy investigation of iPhone 4S prototype. Apple is the only mobile phone manufacturer to show positive growth since June. U.S. Cellular says no to iPhone proving they hate money. All the iPhone 5 rumors for the week in one convenient article. Apple goes after iPhone related porn domains. Joe Wilcox […]
Fast Company has a great article on striking it rich on the app store. They bring up a good point about how software failures are no long major news stories like they were 20 – 30 years ago. Many people think just because you get an app on the App Store does not mean you […]
A blog post was made today on the Official Gmail blog that a native app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch was released. The article listed benefits of the new app which included it being faster, more efficient and optimized for touch devices. In addition to that it is also a great reason to […]
As of yesterday the popular Amazon Cloud music player ‘aMusic’ can no longer be found. This app is from the same developer of the popular Google Cloud music player ‘gMusic’, which is still on the App store…for now. The develper said that aMusic will be back, but they are not sure when: There are some […]
The developers behind Camera+ have posted a comparison of the cameras on each version of the iPhone along with some regular cameras. Lifehacker tells you how to stop your smartphone from constantly tracking where you are. Apple is perplexed by the 4S’s battery usage. The iPhone 4S is available in 29 different countries now, this […]
We recently had an article about how Android is now beating iPhone in terms of app downloads as well as market share. Once thing the iPhone completely destroys Android in is support. Recently Michael Degusta did a little research one how many Android devices were on the current version of the OS. It did not […]