Pacman iPhone 4 Retina Display Wallpaper
Posted by: koldfyre on: January 10, 2012
or
http://www.byteclothing.com/pacman_iphone_wallpaper.png
If you liked it, buy me a cup of coffee!
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In Love Apps
Posted by: koldfyre on: January 9, 2012
Newly downloaded apps that I love. s2
Presenting Weave, Craigslist, Path, Grid Lens.
Untethered Jailbreak for iOS5 is Out
Posted by: koldfyre on: January 8, 2012
Download redsnow – and in my case I’m coming from an iPhone 4 that hadn’t been jailbroken so I didn’t need to backup/restore at all.
http://blog.iphone-dev.org/tagged/redsn0w
Download it now – post about some of the most useful apps I’ve recently found is coming out soon!
Byte Clothing
Posted by: koldfyre on: May 12, 2010
Hey all, this is my brother’s website, please check it out!
Shameless self-promoting: http://www.byteclothing.com
BlackRa1n
Posted by: koldfyre on: December 21, 2009
In order to jailbreak my iPhone, the only thing I had been using was PwnageTool but I just found out (pretty late on the iPhone news I guess) about BlackRa1n on Mac. It’s so simple.
1. Connect Your iPhone
2. Open Up BlackRa1n
3. Click “Jail Break”
4. Wait
http://blackra1n.com/
~ click the Windows icon or Apple icon to download blackra1n. it works beautifully on my iPhone 3G.
SMS Transfer iPhone->Mac
Posted by: koldfyre on: December 19, 2009
http://menoob.com/iphone/how-to-save-and-read-your-iphone-text-messages-on-your-computer/
Voice Memos: Complete Coverage
Posted by: koldfyre on: August 19, 2009
Complete thorough look at Apple’s “Voice Memos” app available with the iPhone 3.0 OS update.
the Icon:
the App:
Click on the silver button with 3 black horiz. bars to FLIP.
Amazed by Apple’s Designs
Posted by: koldfyre on: July 12, 2009
Apple’s designs never cease to amaze me.
I was playing around with the new Stopwatch in iPhone OS 3.0 and realized that the “Lap” button works on a “Touch Down” event. What this means is that the lap button will be pressed if you press your finger down on the button. Usually, other button have a “Touch Up Inside” event, which means that those buttons are pressed only after you have pressed your finger down on the button and lifted your finger off the button (not off any other part of the screen).
I suppose it is because when you are running, your finger could slip off the button when you go to lift your finger off the screen, so Apple made it a bit easier for pressing the “Lap” button by making it a “Touch Down” event.
It’s a little thing but I love the small attentions to detail that are made.
10 Steps for Starting iPhone App Development
Posted by: koldfyre on: July 10, 2009
I recently began to start learning iPhone app development to make my own apps (and hopefuly make some money .
I know how hard it is to step into new terrain so seeing as I’m somewhat a veteran in understanding how iPhone apps work, I decided to post up some resources that I used in order to start learning how to make my own iPhone Apps.
1. Get set up (downloading SDK) – this page includes good information about how to set up and when/why to sign up for the Developer’s Program
2. First start with cocoalab’s free BecomeAnXcoder eBook. Finish about 8 chapters/pages.
3. Move onto cocoadevcentral’s quick Objective-C tutorial until about step 10.
4. Now for Stanford’s online iPhone App Development course page. Finish Assignment1A and Assignment1B by downloading the Assignment1A.pdf and Assignment1B.pdf. When you get stuck (if you get stuck) please do not give up! Persevere and search the documentation (Help > Documentation, in Xcode) for what you’re looking for (by using general keywords).
Getting help for the course material is in the 2nd link.
5. Let’s do some actual iPhone Programming! YouTube Beep Tutorial that really helped. I would suggest making the same exact app by yourself right after watching the video.
6. YouTube Beep Tutorial #2.
7. Make a similar app to the Beep Tutorial Videos but this is good practice since Xcode and Interface Builder are different from other tools conceptually. Better video quality too, if I remember correctly.
8. I was totally surprised with this site because its design makes it look like a total scam website but its definitely legit. High quality videos that (unfortunately) have to be played in full screen mode. Buy an extra monitor, monitors are pretty cheap now – a very useful computer accessory IMO. Anyway, yeah, many videos and they’re good quality though I have seen the instructor make quite a big of mistakes :S
9. Work through some books.
10. Select a project to work on or continue to work with the Stanford CS193P Course. Videos (of the course) are available on iTunes U.
gl hf.
I Like the Wide Screen Menu Bar Better
Posted by: koldfyre on: July 9, 2009
I like the new and thinner menu bar better. It really saves screen real estate that makes a big difference because of the small width of the iPhone screen.
