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Starbucks’ iTunes Pick of the Week to Go Mobile via iOS App–US Only?

guide — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:29:54 EDT

CNET reports Starbucks will soon digitize its free Pick of the Week cards, to allow downloads via the iOS app and in-store Wi-Fi. Starbucks has worked with Apple to expand its Pick of the Week program and finally allow for application and book downloads through its iOS application and in-store Wi-Fi network, the coffee company...Starbucks’ iTunes Pick of the Week to Go Mobile via iOS App–US Only? is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

Secure Your Mac With Gatekeeper | Mac Basics

tutorial — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:29:51 EDT

Because it’s designed to accommodate multiple users, easy networking and always-on connections, OS X is very secure, more so then a Windows PC. As we’ll see, other users (and outsiders) have only the level of access that you grant them. However, this can be both a strength and vulnerability, in that you could be fooled into giving a rogue users or application access privileges. This is what happened with the Flashback Trojan in early 2012 (a trojan being a type of malware that masquerades as something innocent to trick you into installing it).
Mountain Lion includes a new, extra layer of security in Gatekeeper, which can authenticate applications and prevent software from unknown sources running. This provides a key way to stop such malware.
You can set Gatekeeper to one of three levels.The most secure permits only software that’s been downloaded from the Mac App Store to instal and run. All programs in the Mac App Store have been fully vetted, so you can be confident that they’ll be safe. The next level includes software from other well known and trusted sources in addition to the App Store. Finally, you can set Gatekeeper to allow software that’s come from anywhere. This is the least secure, but if you have specialist software then you may need to use this setting to enable it to download, install or run.

Alternatively, you can manually exempt a specific application from Gatekeeper without needing to lower your security generally. This is useful if you need to run a specialist piece of software that you trust. To do this right-click the program’s icon in Finder and select Open from the contextual menu that pop up. Click Open again. If necessary provide your username and password. This overrides the normal level of security provided by Gatekeeper and will enable the software to run and install.
If you try to run software that doesn’t match your Gatekeeper settings, you’ll get an alert and won’t be able to run it unless you change your Gatekeeper settings or opt to open it as an exception. This makes it very difficult for malicious software to run without your full knowledge.
How To Configure Gatekeeper

Security and Privacy > gatekeeper enables you to keep your Mac more secure by restricting what software can run on it. To configure Gatekeeper, go to Apple ? System Preferences and the select Security and Privacy from the list of options available. Click the General tab.
Unlock Changes > before you can make any changes to the security options on your Mac, you need to unlock them. Click the padlock in the bottom left of the window and enter an administrator username and password when prompted. This removes the lock.
Pick and Choose > You can now pick what types of apps are allowed to install and run. For the utmost safety, restrict them to Mac App Store. For greatest flexibility but least security, choose anywhere. Click the padlock to lock these changes in place until it’s unlocked again.

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Custom UIStoryboardSegue Providing A Modal Style Transition

guides — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:29:38 EDT

Featured iPhone Development Resources,iOS UI Controls,iPad,iPhone,Objective-C

In the past I mentioned a guide explaining how to make transitions and make them usable as Xcode storyboard segues.
Here’s a custom iOS UI control providing a custom UIStoryboardSegue called DCModalSegue from David Change that you can use to make modal views inspired by the Gmail app.
DCModalSegue provides a storyboard segue transition that pushes back the current view, and another slides in front with a neat animation.
The following animation from the readme shows the transition in action:

You can find DCModalSegue on Github here.
A nice transition for modal views.

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Fix iPhone Keyboard Shortcuts that Are Not Working After Jailbreaking iOS 6. x

phone — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:29:37 EDT

If you have been having issues with your keyboard shortcuts not working properly after jailbreaking iOS 6. x then we have a couple of solutions that might just help you solve the problem.

It seems that a growing number of jailbroken users are having issues with previously setup keyboard shortcuts not functioning as they should, if at all. Being able to set up shortcuts on your iOS device is really handy especially for email addresses and such. When things go wrong however, they can be a chore to fix.

We still don't know why this issue has occurred and it could possibly be because of how the jailbreak works, or because of a jailbreak tweak having compatibility issues with this feature. The good news is that there area couple of workarounds available that can fix these issues. If you are having issues with the your iPhone keyword then why not try these fixes for yourself.

Fix 1:
Go to Settings > iCloud> Documents & Data. Toggle the switch to Off and allow your system to update. Next go to Settings > General > Keyboard and delete of all your installed keyboard shortcuts. Then go back to Settings > iCloud > Documents & Data and toggle the switch to On to re-enable Documents syncing through iCloud. You will need to reboot your device after this which may take a little bit of time but all of your shortcuts will be restored and should be functioning normally again.

Fix 2:
Go to Settings > General > Keyboard and select the keywords option. Select the currently enabled keyboard and change it to a different language. Without leaving the keyboard settings panel, re-select the native keyboard that you were originally using. Next go into a text editor and try some of your keyboard shortcuts and you should find that they are all working normally again.

As mentioned, we don't know why this is happening and there hasn't been any official word from the jailbreak Dev Teams. This does however seem to be a widespread issue with keyboard shortcuts on devices with the Evasi0n jailbreak iOS 6.1.2. Many people consider keyboard shortcuts to be very useful so these quick fixes should help to get everything back up and running. If you are having this issue and you have solved it using another method please do let us know so we can share it with everyone.

Lucky Patcher 2.9.4 Apk – Android [Download]

download — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 12:29:26 EDT

Lucky Patcher v2.9.4 For Android Latest Lucky Patcher v2.9.4 .apk is now available for Android Devices. Lucky Patcher 2.9.4 For Android is compatible with Rooted Android OS 2.1 or Up. You can Download Lucky Patcher 2.9.4 Apk from Justmobilephone.com. You can use this patcher to break some apps’ Android Market License Verification or other Verifications. All credits to ChelpuS Lucky Patcher 2.9.4 APK Download Links: Download [...]

Bump Celebrates 4 Years: 125 Million Downloads, 1 Billion Photos Sent

guide — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 20:03:28 EDT

Bump has announced today marks the four year anniversary since its release in the App Store. Since then, the company has announced it has had 125 millions iOS downloads (they hit 100 million in December of 2012), 1 billion photos sent and now sits at 25 employees. Below is a graphic showing the evolution of...Bump Celebrates 4 Years: 125 Million Downloads, 1 Billion Photos Sent is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

Free Video Calling With FaceTime On The iPad | iPad Basics

tutorial — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 20:03:26 EDT

Getting started with FaceTime couldn’t be easier. When you launch the app, all you need to do is sign in with your Apple ID. You can then start making video calls to anyone who appears in the app’s Contacts list. Select a contact, tap on their name and tap again on the FaceTime icon. The other person’s device will ring, informing them that you’re calling. When they answer, away you go!
FaceTime gets all the contact information from the Contacts app on your iPad. If you already have a mail account set up on your iPad. If you already have a mail account set up on your iPad then the Contacts app will have imported the contact details from your email account as well as any people you add manually. If you want to add someone else to your list in FaceTime, simply tap the + button next to All Contacts.
Quick Contacts
To create a list of those people you stay in touch with frequently, tap on Favourites at the bottom of your contact list, then tap the + button. Tap on Recents to see your FaceTime call history and details of the FaceTime conversation you’ve had.
You can switch FaceTime on and off by tapping Setting ? FaceTime. If you don’t switch it off, you’ll always be available for FaceTime chat. In Setying you can also change the email address that people use to contact you over FaceTime, or add another email address that acts like a phone number you can give out (or several different ones for different groups of people).

There are a couple of important things to note. First, even if you have a 3G-capable iPad, FaceTime works only over Wi-Fi. Second, the person you want to contact over FaceTime must also have an iOS device or a computer that works with FaceTime – that is, an iPad, iPhone, iPod touch or Mac. If you want to chat with people who have Android or Windows, you’ll have to use alternatives such as the Skype app (free from the App Store).
Get To Know The FaceTime Screen On The iPad

Thumbnail live view > You’ll see mini preview of yourself showing what the other person can see. Tap and drag image to reposition it so that you don’t obscure anything important on the screen.
Suspend camera > If you press your iPads Home button while you’re chatting, you’ll be able to carry on using FaceTime but also access other apps. The camera will be switched off but it will still be possible to chat.
Microphone > The microphone level isn’t adjustable, although you can alter the speaker volume using your iPad’s volume controls. Tap the left-hand icon at the foot of the screen to mute the mic.
Designated contact > When trying to call a contact, you need to make sure that you have the email address in your Contact list that they’ve designated as their FaceTime email address. Tap the middle icon to end a call.
Camera switching > Tap on the camera icon to switch between the FaceTime camera (front-facing) or the iSight (back) while you chat. You can do this at any point in the FaceTime call, no just from the start.

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Open Source Library Allowing You To Easily Record What’s Happening In A UIView

guides — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 20:03:17 EDT

Featured iPhone Development Resources,iOS Development Libraries,Objective-C,Open Source iOS Libraries And Tools

Late last year I mentioned a pretty cool library that allows you record the user, the screen, and a user’s touches simultaneously to help with user interface testing.
Here’s another great library for recording from Wess Cope called Glimpse.
Glimpse is a very easy to use library that allows you to define recording start and end points within your code, and allows you to record the animations and actions that occur within a UIView. Glimpse automatically takes a series of screenshots at a desired time specified by you within the code and puts those screenshots together into a .Mov file.
Here’s a video created by running the example application:
Glimpse
And this code snippet from the readme shows how the recording was created with glimpse
@implementation myViewController
- (void)viewDidAppear
{
[super viewDidAppear:animated];

// Create a new Glimpse object.
Glimpse *glimpse = [[Glimpse alloc] init];

// Start recording and tell Glimpse what to do when you are finished
[glimpse startRecordingView:self.view withCallback:^(NSURL *fileOuputURL) {
NSLog(@"DONE WITH OUTPUT: %@", fileOuputURL.absoluteString);
}];

// Create a subview for this example
UIView *view = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectInset(self.view.bounds, 40.0f 40.0f)];
view.backgroundColor = [UIColor greenColor];
view.alpha = 0.0f;

[self.view addSubview:view];

// We are going to record the view fading in.
[UIView animateWithDuration:5.0 animations:^{
view.alpha = 1.0f;
} completion:^(BOOL finished) {
// Since our animation is complete, lets tell Glimpse to stop recording.
[glimpse stop];
}];
}
@end
You can find Glimpse on Github here.
A nice easy way to record video showing what happens within a view.

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New iPhone 5 Model With AWS Support To Go On Sale April 12th

phone — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 20:03:17 EDT

A slightly modified iPhone 5 featuring support for AWS bands will go on sale in Apple retail stores from the 12th of April. According to Engadget, facilitating Advanced Wireless Services (AWS) requires slightly modifying the hardware and those who already own the iPhone 5 won't be able to enjoy these benefits by means of a software update.

T-Mobile will begin carrying the iPhone 5 on the 12th of April too and we are sure that T-Mobile will be offering the AWS variant of the iPhone 5 from the go. The new A1428 iPhone 5 will look exactly the same as the current model and will be available as unlocked and SIM free. Apple will also be moving AT&T sales onto the newer model as well so anyone looking for this newer model will have no problems from the 12th of April.

There are plenty of mobile operators using AWS and while a large number of smartphone manufacturers offer devices featuring radios capable of communicating using the AWS spectrum, the iPhone 5 has to date not beenn one of them. This new, minor, enhancement is great if you are planning on purchasing an iPhone 5 in the next month or so. We can all wonder whether Apple planned this move well in advance as a tweaked device is going to become a talking point and with the Samsung Galaxy S4 on the way this could be exactly what Apple were planning. The new iPhone 5 may just take the focus of the Samsung Galaxy S4. That being said, the new Galaxy is at least half a generation ahead of its Apple rival and AWS or not, the iPhone may just struggle a bit to stop its rival from selling in vast quantities. The new tweaked iPhone 5 will run on AT&T with full support for LTE.

[Download] Max Payne Mobile 1.2 [v1.2] iPA Cracked – iOS

download — Wed, 27 Mar 2013 20:03:07 EDT

Max Payne Mobile 1.2 For iOS Latest Max Payne Mobile v1.2 .iPA Crack is now available for Android Devices. Max Payne Mobile 1.2 For iOS is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad. Requires iOS 4.2 or later. This app is [...]

Status of the iPhone 5 Jailbreak Explained by Planetbeing

guide — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:02:20 EST

TechCrunch has posted an in-depth article on the status of the iPhone 5 jailbreak. The piece includes interviews with Canadian iOS hacker David Wang (@planetbeing) and Jay Freeman, the creator of Cydia. Wang explains his current iPhone 5 jailbreak: “This vulnerability is nice because it lets us see what’s going on,” Wang tells me. “We...Status of the iPhone 5 Jailbreak Explained by Planetbeing is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

Download iOS 6.0.2 To Fix Wi-Fi issues (Direct Links)

tip — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:02:07 EST

Apple has released iOS 6.0.2, a minor version release with a major fix aimed at iPhone 5 and iPad Mini users who have experienced problematic wi-fi connections with the devices. The changelog for the 6.0.2 update says the update includes improvements and bug fixes, but only lists “Fixes a bug that could impact Wi-Fi” in the list of adjustments.

iOS 6.0.2 Direct Download Links

These are direct download links of IPSW files hosted with Apple, right-click and choose “Save As”.

iPhone 5 GSM
iPhone 5 CDMA
iPad Mini Wi-Fi
iPad Mini LTE GSM
iPad Mini LTE CDMA

Tablets – Taking the Middle Road

tutorial — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:01:59 EST

Laptops have large and comfortable screens, but they are bulky and inconvenient to lug around. Smartphones are lightweight, but the screen is too small to read text or enjoy movies and other video. It is this space that tablets have invaded and given users the best of both worlds. It all started with the iPad, but there are more than a dozen vendor offering competing tablets. Here is a brief look at the best tablet options you have.

iPad
Tablets have been around for more than 15 years, but they were little more than shrunken computers. They assumed a new avatar with Apple’s iPad. It is currently the most popular tablet on the market. At the same time it is also one of the most expensive. It has a 10.1 inch screen and it light enough to carry in your bag, without feeling it weight.
If you want to find a cheaper iPad, you can buy the previous generation iPad 2. It is still quite fast. It has slightly slower graphics than the latest version, but that difference is hardly noticeable to all but the most discerning eyes. According to reviews, iPad is still the best tablet that you can lay your hands on.
Asus Transformer
If you want more inexpensive options, then you can turn to Asus’ Transformer series of tablets. The latest devices run Android 4.0, which is optimized for 10-inch screens. There are two devices in this series – Prime and Pad. As the name suggests, the Prime is the more expensive tablet of the two. It features a more powerful processor and faster graphics than Transformer Pad.
The Pad is slightly less powerful, but it is lightweight and it does the job very well. If your goal is to access the internet on the go and watch movies and listen to music anywhere, it will do the job for you. On the other hand, if you are more interested in high intensity games, the Prime is the better choice because it will have little to no stutter when you are playing.
Amazon Kindle Fire
If you want a smaller tablet than iPad and Transformer prime, you might want to try out the Kindle Fire. It has a 7 inch screen, which makes it fit into some people’s pockets. Reading books is very convenient on this device. Moreover, you get a free trial of Amazon Prime for a month with each new Kindle Fire. You can watch stream unlimited movies and music from Amazon. If you like the service, you can become a Prime Member of $79 a year.
A persistent complaint about tablets from users is that it is difficult to type for a long period. Tablets are not really meant to edit documents and create content in general. However, if you have a lot of typing to do and you still want to carry a tablet instead of a notebook, then you can use one of the many tablet bluetooth keyboards that are available in the market.
Susan Hannan is a content writer and Marketing Executive who is recently pass 000-001 and in future he wants to get certified with oa0-002.

Example: Open Source iOS App For Searching And Displaying Music Artist And Mix Information

guides — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:01:53 EST

Featured iPhone Development Resources,iOS Development Source Code Examples,Objective-C

There are a number of different web based APIs that you can use to gather information that can be used within music apps.
Two of those APIs are provided by Last.FM and 8tracks that you can use to gather artist information, and information on different user created mixes and radio stations that can be used to enhance music apps.
Nathan Mock has created an open source example mashup-app utilizing last.FM and 8 tracks illustrating how to create a searchable interface, and populate it with the information from these two sources:
Here are a few screenshots from the readme:

You can find the Artisan-iOS example on Github here.
You can find information on the Last.FM API here and the 8Tracks API here. You will need to get your developer keys to run the example.
A nice example on how to create an app utilizing web based services.

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Pod2g And Planetbeing Now Working On iPhone 5 Untethered Jailbreak For iOS 6 / 6.0.1

phone — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:01:50 EST

Great news to report for all those anxiously waiting on an untethered jailbreak for the iPhone 5 and other new devices. We have just been informed that both Pod2g and Planetbeing are now working on the long awaited iOS 6 / 6.0.1 jailbreak.

There are so many people who have purchased the iPhone 5 or upgraded their existing handsets to iOS 6 and now after months of waiting for a jailbreak solution it seems that things are looking up. Planetbeing has been updating the public via his twitter feed over the past couple of months and today a new tweet from him suggests that he is making progress and working with Pod2g.

According to his tweets, Planetbeing spent last friday with Pod2g where they have finally ironed out a working untethered jailbreak for iOS 6. His tweet said, “Made some nice progress today with @pod2g. I think I'll try to reward myself with a nap.” Pod2g responsed this morning which confirms that he is involved with the untethered jailbreak for iOS 6. He said, “@planetbeing oh yeah! 2 new vulnerabilities in a day, chance was with us. But we still miss that initial code execution for a public jb.”

Earlier this month, Planetbeing confirmed that he has a working iOS 6 jailbreak running on his iPhone 5. The tweets today suggest that all they are missing now is an initial code execution for a public jailbreak. Jailbreaking has become increasingly over the past couple of years and this is especially true on new devices. Pod2g's involvement in the iPhone 5 jailbreak is great news for the community and it could mean that a public iOS 6 untethered jailbreak is just around the corner.

It is important to note that iOS 6.1 is nearly upon us and it is likely that the Dev Teams will wait for Apple to release it before they release any untethered jailbreak for the iPhone 5 and newer devices. The wait is almost over and we will be keeping you up to date with all the information as we receive it.

Crescent Zeuss Concept Phone – Quad Core & Futuristic Design

download — Mon, 21 Jan 2013 20:01:36 EST

Crescent Zeuss Concept Phone – Quad Core & Futuristic Design Right from the desk of Jonathan De Jesus and Crescent Mobile Technologies introduced a new concept phone called Crescent Zuess. This device comes with an unusuall design as well as packed with 2.5 GB of RAM and 12 MP camera. Device is also having 1080p [...]

Apple Reportedly Acquires Photo and Video Sharing App Color [Rumour]

guide — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 18:36:39 EDT

According to a report via The Next Web, Apple has reportedly acquired the photo and video sharing app Color. The latter first launched last March and was underwhelming after much media hype and garnering $41 million in funding: Color Labs, the photo-and-video-sharing social network that received much criticism over its pre-launch $41 million funding round,...Apple Reportedly Acquires Photo and Video Sharing App Color [Rumour] is a post from: iPhone in Canada Blog - Canada's #1 iPhone Resource

Download Chrome for iPhone or iPad from iTunes [New Features]

tip — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 18:36:14 EDT

Few months ago Google Chrome App has been released for Apple's devices, iPhone and iPad. Google Chrome is an amazing browser gives you many features and the ability to post to social networks like google plus, Twitter and Facebook.

In June 2012 the great hacker Ryan Petrichthat has released a new jailbreak tweak called BrowserChooser Allows you to set Google Chrome as the default browser on your device.

Now Here is What’s New on Google Chrome for iOS Version 21.0.1180.77:

Share webpages via email or G+, Facebook, Twitter
?Stability and security improvements
?Many bug fixes addressing user feedback

Download Chrome for iPhone or iPad from iTunes

SpongeBob Tickler for iPad

tutorial — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 18:36:09 EDT

If you or your kids love SpongeBob SquarePants, you will likely love this. For two minutes. Before you realise you have better things to do.
This app presents you with SpongeBob in an underwater scene, and you can do pretty much whatever you like to him; touch his mouth to make him speak a limited number of phrases, touch his eyes to make him wink, and touch the background to create bubbles that he stares at. If you tilt the iPhone, he slides with Gary the snail to one side, and you can move the device up sharply to make him jump. You can even stretch him and make him dance. It’s all very amusing, but despite its great use of the ‘Phone’s features, it certainly won’t keep you or your kids transfixed for more than a few minutes. If you really love the character, though, or have a very young child in mind, it’s a fun and quirky few minutes of whimsical, watery entertainment that probably delivers just about enough to justify the price, but it does little more than that and won’t make for any converts.
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Objective-C Runtime Additions Allows Swizzling Without Creating A Category And More

guides — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 18:35:43 EDT

I’ve mentioned a number of great Objective-C libraries to make things quicker and easier.
Today I came across an Objective-C library ObjectiveCRuntimeAdditions that adds a couple of terrific additions to the Objective-C language.
The first addition is the ability to swizzle a method without the need to create a category – the readme states:
If you wanted to swizzle a method before, you would have to declare a category on a class (usually resulting in two extra files).
CTObjectiveCRuntimeAdditions introduces a new method
void class_swizzleSelectorWithBlock(Class class, SEL originalSelector, SEL unusedSelector, id block);
which takes the class, the selector you want to swizzle, an unused selector in which the previous implementation will be stored and a block that will be called instead of the original implementation.
The second addition allows you to get detailed runtime information from your blocks.<
You can find CTObjectiveCRuntimeAdditions on Github here.
A couple of very useful additions.
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