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Pieceable Viewer

Show your iOS apps on the web inside an interactive flash movie. Pieceable Viewer works with most iPhone applications. If you have a native binary that runs on the iOS Simulator, it should run in Pieceable Viewer. UIKit based applications work best. OpenGL and MapView based content runs but isn't rendered - these will be better supported in a later version. iPad applications will be supported in a later version. Pieceable

Apples Instructions for Submitting your iPhone/iPod touch Demo Application

Demo versions of your shipping application cannot have any type of log-in, account, password, ability to save a player's name, etc. Please note: This is a VERY important requirement. If your shipping application requires users to log-in to an account, please create a demo app that upon launch is already logged-in to an account that contains demo data. If you use demo data, make sure that it is fully licensed for your use. (For example, don't use the names of characters from the latest hit movie.) Make sure to disable logins to all third-party accounts, including Facebook, Twitter, etc. For games, remember to disable the login to the online "leader board." For features that you are disabling for the demo, please include a popup alert that states, "Feature not enabled for this demo." Please localize this message for all of the languages the app supports. For example, if your shipping app enables users to purchase additional game levels, the demo ...

10 Coolest Keyboard Shortcuts You Never Knew About

Keyboard shortcuts are the lifeblood of many productive Mac users. Not only can keyboard shortcuts make for a nicer user experience and cut down on the time needed to do a task, they can also just be plain cool. Mac OS X has many shortcuts ready and willing to do your bidding, but also has many hidden and unknown shortcuts. That's why we've compiled a list of 10 of the coolest keyboard shortcuts you never knew about. MacLife

Apple-Geräte im mobilen Internet weiter vorn

Die mobile Internet-Nutzung in Deutschland wird von Apple-Geräten angeführt, danach folgen Handys mit dem Google-System Android und Nokia-Geräte, wie aus neuen Daten der Werbeplattform madvertise hervorgeht. Demnach entfielen im April 50,4 Prozent der mobilen Internet-Nutzung in Deutschland auf iPhone, iPad oder iPod touch; im Februar waren es noch 64,3 Prozent gewesen. Auf dem zweiten Platz liegt Android mit 29,6 Prozent (Februar: 34,1 Prozent) vor dem Nokia-System Symbian, das überraschend zulegen kann - von 13,3 auf 18.2 Prozent. Nokia hat angekündigt, künftig das Microsoft-System Windows Mobile auf seinen Smartphones einzusetzen. Die weiteren Systeme WebOS, Windows Mobile und Blackberry liegen in der Nutzung gemessen an den Werbedaten von madvertise vom April jeweils unter einem Prozent. sueddeutsche.de

Link to iTunes or AppStore

You can use the links from the Desktop iTunes and replace http with itms or itms-apps https with itmss or itms-appss These link to iTunes / App store respectively. So for example the Link to the account management on the desktop iTunes App points to: https://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/accountSummary (Desktop) On an iPad the following links then show the page in iTunes or App Store Apps. itmss://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/accountSummary (iTunes app) itms-appss://buy.itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZFinance.woa/wa/accountSummary (App Store App)

GrandPerspective

GrandPerspective is a small utility application for Mac OS X that graphically shows the disk usage within a file system. It can help you to manage your disk, as you can easily spot which files and folders take up the most space. It uses a so called tree map for visualisation. Each file is shown as a rectangle with an area proportional to the file's size. Files in the same folder appear together, but their placement is otherwise arbitrary. GrandPerspective