Tag: code
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Apple’s App Review Process Hurts Both Developers And Customers
Ted Landau posted a quick story today about his experience dealing with the Apple iTunes App Store Application Approval Process. In brief, he wrote a guide to the iPhone which has already been published in print, and his publisher wanted to extend it to an iPhone version. Apple, however, rejected the app twice without giving…
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Photo Sleuth Now Available on iTunes!
Apple has finally waved their magic wand and accepted Photo Sleuth 1.2 for sale on the iTunes App Store. This app used to be known as inPictures, but I’ve added a bunch more to it and renamed it as well In case you’ve not heard me spout on about this app before – it’s a…
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Free Math Quiz Software
My daughter has been doing multiplication quiz sheets at school to help her learn to multiply quickly in her head. The way it works is the teacher hands out a worksheet with 100 simple multiplication problems on the page, all featuring a number – like 5: 6×5, 8×5, 9×5, etc. For now they are always…
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How To Write iPhone Apps
More and more frequently I’m approached by folks who are interested in writing apps for the iPhone, and want to know how to get started. Usually these are not other programmers with a few years of experience with other platforms, but rather folks who think it would be neat to get into the whole iPhone…
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I’m Giving Away The Goods!
Anyone unfortunate enough to have me corner them and shove my iPod in their face over the last few weeks knows that I’ve written a game called inPictures, and I think you’ll love it. I’ve decided to start off this year by giving away a whole slew of FREE copies. Learn all about the giveaway…
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How To Make iPhone Vibrate For A Long Time?
I recently began developing a new iPhone application for work that will be used to treat various acupuncture points using sound, vibration and pressure. Sound and pressure are no-brainers, as sound is easily used via the exposed libraries in the iPhone SDK, but vibration is turning out to not be so easy. Apple has only…
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Incredicode Releases Game To Exercise, Not Atrophy Your Brain
For Immediate Release Contact: Kimball Larsen, President, Incredicode, Inc. Email: inpictures@incredicode.com December 10, 2009 Boise, ID, USA: Incredicode, Inc. officially announces the availability of version 1.0 of inPictures for iPhone and iPod Touch users. In stark contrast to many of the current gaming titles in the App Store, inPictures focuses on exercising your brain instead of simply…
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inPictures 1.0 Now Available on iTunes!
In my spare time (er – really late at night) I’ve been writing iPhone apps for fun and possibly for profit. My latest one is a game that centers around visualization and imagination. It’s called inPictures, and is available on iTunes now via this link: Or, you can learn more about the game and see…
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libstdc++.so.5, How We Miss Thee
I have a bit of old code that I wrote in RealBasic a few years back which performs a very critical function for our business at work. This particular chunk of code has been running without incident for several years on an Ubuntu server at work with no problems. Yesterday I made the huge mistake…
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Racing the Apple Timeclock
On Friday, October 16th, I uploaded a new application to the apple iTunes App store. It’s an application I developed at work, and I won’t bore you with details of what it does other than to say it’s called “Auriculo” and is acupuncture related. On Monday at work we decided that we could re-create the…