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SAN FRANCISCO – A Chinese customer downloaded the 25 billionth app from Apple’s App Store, pushing the mobile software store to a new milestone, Apple announced on Monday.
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Spotify announced today a brand new developer API by the name of libspotify, or by the more comprehensible name, the Spotify Embedded Player. It’s an iOS-exclusive API that will enable developers to insert the Spotify player into their applications. In the bigger picture, this encourages the development of many third-party apps using their excellent streaming music service. Read More
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Apple seeded a new OS X Lion 10.7.2 build, iPhoto 9.2 beta 3 and iCloud beta 9 to its developers on Friday. Apple’s release notes said the Lion update focuses on Airport, AppKit, GraphicsDrivers, iCal, iChat, Mac App Store, Mail, Spotlight and Time Machine. As usual, Apple warns that this is a pre-release build and that developers should not yet install it on a machine that they depend on for their business. Despite that warning, there are no known new issues with the seed and we’ve included Apple’s notes after the break.
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It seems that these days, developers are taking advantage of the fact that people love to snooze more than get up and go. But to make it all worthy, LetGive has come up with an app called the Snooze iOS app to sleep some more but also give a little something to charitable institutions in return.
The app doesn’t seem to be fit for the cheapskates out there but considering that you donate only about $0.25 with each push of the snooze button, the idea isn’t half bad. The app is available for the iPhone, iPad, and the iPod where the app allows users to select the charitable institution whenever the alarm goes off.
It may not be much to raise money for charity but each penny earned would really be a big lift.
Apple is at it again. Known for its controversial approval and removal of iPhone apps over at the iTunes app store, the WiFi Detector app has been removed without any explanation or apology. Now that was quite below the belt considering it was initially approved and taken out without any reason.
Apple has declined to tell developers what rules scanning applications are actually breaking which leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Well if they keep this up, they may end up with developers shifting their focus on providing new apps for another platform. Something like Android-based phones over at the Android Market. Well Apple doesn’t seem to care anyway.
To help aspiring iPhone developers and newbies take their first leap into the world of iPhone programming, EDUmobile will be conducting Series of iPhone Webinars throughout 2010, called “Kick-Start Your iPhone Programming”. The first webinar of the series will be conducted on 6th and 13th February at 11am EST for duration of one hour by Sushant Das, the Head Tutor at EDUmobile.
The first Webinar will cover a wide range of topics that will touch on various aspects of iPhone development including (a) Introduction to iPhone Marketplace (b) Current Trends in the Industry (c) Understanding the iPhone SDK (d) Objective C – in a nutshell (e) Migrating from Traditional Technologies to iPhone (f) Developing an Application – Idea to a Product (g) Monetizing your Ideas (h) Upcoming Technologies on the iPhone.
There are only 50 free spots open. A few bonuses will be distributed at the end to all attending.
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