Expanding Horizons
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| Blog Name: | Expanding Horizons |
| Url: | http://adamcohenrose.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | mobile, mac, agile |
| Description: | Ubiquitous computing, cognitive science, design and everyday things |
| Popularity: | 2 Followers |
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Mobile Phone Deals - Compare 500,000 Deals - Know Your Mobile [del.icio.us]
well-presented comparison site, but still doesn't allow you compare the data available on the tariff...
well-presented comparison site, but still doesn't allow you compare the data available on the tariff...
iPhone Tutorial – Enabling reviewers to use your In-App purchases for free | blog.mugunthkumar.com
Plans to offer a server-side API based on Google spreadsheets!
Plans to offer a server-side API based on Google spreadsheets!
Decode: Digital Design Sensations - Victoria and Albert Museum [del.icio.us]
This looks fantastic!
This looks fantastic!
Aral Balkan · Ad Hoc App Packager script for iPhone apps [del.icio.us]
The Ad Hoc App Packager script automatically: • Creates an IPA file that users can launch to add your App to iTunes • Uses the iTunesArtwork file in the IPA so that your app has an icon in iTunes • Copies the correct mobile provisioning profile into the package folder for you so you can send this to your beta testers. • Checks that you've updated the version of your app and doesn't let you package it if you haven't • Backs up your dSYM file so that you can decipher crash reports sent from your beta testers
The Ad Hoc App Packager script automatically: • Creates an IPA file that users can launch to add your App to iTunes • Uses the iTunesArtwork file in the IPA so that your app has an icon in iTunes • Copies the correct mobile provisioning profile into the package folder for you so you can send this to your beta testers. • Checks that you've updated the version of your app and doesn't let you package it if you haven't • Backs up your dSYM file so that you can decipher crash reports sent from your beta testers
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