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The Secret Guide Of Making iPhone Apps and Booming App Sales!

No Comments By: admin Published: February 2, 2011
Posted in: Blog Tags: app sales, guide, make money, sercret guide, tutorial

Have you got the next big idea that could make a top selling iPhone application? Do you want to learn how to program your application so that it works on the Apple iPhone 3GS? How much could you make by having your killer app listed on the Apple Download Store?

Did you know there are high school kids out there earning more money in one single day than you might be earning in one single week? How are they doing this? They have designed apps for the iPhone – and unwittingly stumbled upon one of the greatest income generating opportunities seen this decade!

IN THIS TUTORIAL YOU WILL DISCOVER:

  • What an iPhone App is
  • How to build custom iPhone apps
  • To to use iPhone apps to make money
  • Where to source ready-made iPhone apps to sell
  • Best ways to price your iPhone apps
  • Where to sell your iPhone apps
  • How to get your app listed in the iPhone Store
  • How to give away iPhone apps and still make money!
  • And much more besides!

Click Here!

Real Time World and National Debt Clocks for iPad and iPhone

3 Comments By: admin Published: November 24, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: Clock, Counter, debt, finance, iPad, iPhone, World

The Real Time World Debt Clock / BillBoard shows the national debt of your country, the debt per citizen in your country and the total population of your country. You can compare the national debt of other countries just by selecting another country from the list.

:: FEATURES  v1.0 ::

*** WORKS ON iPAD & iPHONE! ***
*** 15 DEBT CLOCKS INCLUDING:
1 World Debt + 14 National Debt Clocks including:United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, Greece , Italy, Spain, Portugal, Japan, Australia, New Zealand.
*** MULTI-LANGUAGE DEBT CLOCKS
*** SHOWS NATIONAL DEBT
*** SHOWS DEBT PER CITIZEN
*** SHOWS TOTAL POPULATION
*** DIGITAL BILLBOARD LOOK
*** MULTI-COLOR THEMES
*** GREAT FOR BILLBOARD PROJECTION ON WALL OR TV-OUTPUT

:: NEXT UPDATE ::

*** AUTOMATIC UPDATES
*** MORE COUNTRIES
*** EMAIL, TWITTER, FACEBOOK INTEGRATION

Debt Clocks are calculated from the latest governments figures and forecasts.
Use of these data is done so at your own risk. No responsibility will be accepted for any loss, financial or otherwise.

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jQuery Mobile Alpha 1.0 released includes demos and documentation

No Comments By: admin Published: October 22, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: jQuery Mobile, jquerymobile, user interface framework

All the jQuery Mobile demos and documentation can be found in the unified demo application:

jQuery Mobile 1.0a1 Demos and Documentation
This includes demos and documentation for all the components in jQuery Mobile 1.0a1:

  • Theming and Layout
  • Headers/Footers (Fixed and Persistent)
  • Form Controls
  • Dialogs
  • List Views
  • Events
  • Transitions

View iPad ready websites on your PC with Safari/Chrome by changing the UserAgent

1 Comment By: admin Published: October 13, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: chrome, ipad emulator, iPad Ready, safari, useragent

To try it out on Mac (or PC) Safari:
First enable develop menu. (Preferences / Advanced / Show Develop menu in menu bar)
Change user agent (Develop/User Agent/Other…) to:

Mozilla/5.0 (iPad; U; CPU OS 3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us)
AppleWebKit/531.21.10 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.4 Mobile/7B367
Safari/531.21.10

Then you can view the iPad’s online help here:
http://help.apple.com/ipad/mobile/interface/

Of course you can try it out in any other modern browser that supports user agent change.

User-Agent Switcher for Chrome

The User-Agent Switcher for Chrome is a navigator.userAgent and navigator.vendor spoofing extension. This allows Chrome users to access sites that intentionally or unintentionally serve incompatible content or block Chrome. Install the UserAgent extension for Chrome

2 Free iPad templates and CSS layouts

3 Comments By: admin Published: September 24, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: css layout, free ipad templates, ipad css, ipad css templates, ipad layout


100% Pure CSS layout designed to take advantage of the Apple iPad’s two orientation modes (landscape & portrait)

Slablet is free  HTML/CSS template and can be used as a basis for site/application that is optimized for iPad Web app

8 month old Baby testing new upcoming iPad App Zoo Activity

No Comments By: admin Published: September 24, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: Activity Center, Baby, Beta tester, stress test, testing, Zoo

My Son Bruno is testing a new upcoming iPad Baby App : Baby Zoo Activity Center

The app undergoes a heavily touch stress test!

Create amazing CSS3 styles and animations on your iPad

No Comments By: admin Published: September 24, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: css3 generator, css3machine, Webkit generator

CSS3Machine makes the most advanced CSS3 styles very simple. Easily create stunning gradients, drop-shadows, and 3D transforms. CSS3Machine even builds, edits, and exports WebKit animations!

Give it a try

jQuery Mobile Touch framework for Mobile devices & Tablets

No Comments By: admin Published: September 23, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: cross-device, cross-platform, jQuery Mobile, smartphones, tablets, web framework

The jQuery project is really excited to announce the work that we’ve been doing to bring jQuery to mobile devices. Not only is the core jQuery library being improved to work across all of the major mobile platforms, but we’re also working to release a complete, unified, mobile UI framework.

A unified user interface system across all popular mobile device platforms, built on the rock-solid jQuery and jQuery UI foundation. Its lightweight code is built with progressive enhancement, and has a flexible, easily themeable design.

Learn more about this new upcoming Jquery Mobile project

How to use hardware accelerated CSS3 3D Transitions on iPad and iPhone

1 Comment By: admin Published: September 22, 2010
Posted in: Blog Tags: 3d, CSS3, Hardware, hardware accelerated, Native 3d, translate3d

CSS3 3D Transforms

CSS3 transforms allow the rendering of an HTML element to be modified using 2D and 3D transformations such as rotation, scaling, and translations. Transforms are applied by setting the -webkit-transform CSS property with the desired list of transforms. Each transform takes the form of a transformation function, such as translate3d
or rotate, and a list of parameters enclosed in brackets. For example, to move an object to the right by 100 pixels and rotate it by 45 degrees you can use the 

-webkit-transform

property:

-webkit-transform: translate(100px, 0) rotate(45deg);

Use translate3d, not translate

When using -webkit-transform, be sure to use the 

translate3d(x,y,z)

syntax, instead of using translate(x,y). For some reason, the latter is not hard-accelerated, at least not on iPhone OS 3.x (it seems to work fine on desktop Safari, tho).

Using -webkit-transform as the transition property when moving an element is advantageous relative to using the standard top and left properties because transitions using -webkit-transform are hardware-accelerated in Safari. An exception here is that it seems that 2D translations are not hardware-accelerated. But, since any 2D translation is equivalent to a corresponding 3D translation with the same translations in the x and y and no translation in the z axis, it is easy to use a hardware accelerated translate3d(x, y, 0) transform instead of a non-hardware accelerated translate(x, y) transform.

Terminology

There are a few terms here that begin with ‘trans,’ and they can easily be confused if you are not familiar with them. Here they are again:

  • Transition: An implicit animation of CSS properties between an initial and a final value.
  • Transform: A modification to the appearance of an HTML element by manipulating it in a 2D or 3D space.
  • Translation: A particular type of transformation that moves the HTML element in 2D or 3D space.

Source: Google Code

iSpin - Spin the Bottle for Drinks, Love and for Fun iPhone App Coming Soon!

2 Comments By: admin Published: February 10, 2010
Posted in: Blog, News Tags: Beer, Fun, Loves me, Spin the Bottle, Valentine

One of the best Spin the bottle iphone games in the appstore.

iSpin uses the touch sensors of the iphone. You can rotate the bottle with your fingers clockwise or counter-clockwise with different speeds, this gives you a realistic feel of the rotation and movement. You can also rotate the bottle by simply clicking the bottle icon.

Features
- Includes very nice themed backgrounds for different occasions:
Loves me, loves me not; Spin for Drinks in the Bar,…
- Change the bottle from beers to cocktail
Beer, Wine, Champange or Cocktail
- Realistic iPhone touch sensor bottle movement

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