New features in iOS 4.3 – The good, the bad and the pointless

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On March 10, 2011

Ben Harvell is a freelance writer and former editor of iCreate magazine. He writes for a wide range of international technology magazines and websites including Macworld, MacFormat and MacUser (basically anything with “Mac” in the title) and blogs at benharvell.com. Ben regularly opens Xcode, gets scared and closes it again and is also rather obsessed with Twitter. […]

iOS Development Tutorial Series: Hello World

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On February 22, 2011

Although it seems very Cliché, our first iPhone app will be a Hello World program. Mostly everyone starts out programming with a Hello World exercise, so let’s not stray from the group since it seems they are doing well… As we go through this series I will explain concepts like Objective-C (the programming language iOS apps […]

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5 App Store Issues That Need To Be Fixed

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On February 3, 2011

Ben Harvell is a freelance writer and former editor of iCreate magazine. He now writes for a wide range of international technology magazines and websites including Macworld and Mac Format. He has written several books on consumer technology and blogs at benharvell.com. Ben covered the launch of the iPhone in 2007 and has been closely associated […]

iOS Advanced Programming: Event Kit Framework

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On November 29, 2010

The Event Kit Framework is the way apple wants us to display or create a calendar entry. With this they are not trying to replace the calendar app, they are trying to give us a way to, for instance, create an appointment from our app and add it to the calendar app.

iOS Advanced Programming: The Image picker

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On November 22, 2010

The image picker is a controller that allows you to select an image from a thumbnail list or take it with the camera and then grab that selection and do whatever you want with it.