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How to set up Gmail push on your iPhone
Today, Google announced that Google Sync has added support for Gmail, meaning that if you have a Gmail account, you can now get your mail pushed to your iPhone. All you need to begin with is an iPhone (with iPhone OS 3.0+) and a Gmail account. Basically, all you’re going to do is add a new email account in Settings with Microsoft Exchange. Okay, follow along now…
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How-to video: iDevice app management in iTunes 9
One of the many useful features introduced in iTunes 9 is app management. Finally, you can rearrange and organize your apps and home screens on…
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Snow Leopard marks domain over RTF; here’s how to reclaim your territory
Looks like Snow Leopard is an alpha male, at least when it comes to the RTF document format. In a Microsoftopian move, Apple is forcing all RTF files to open with TextEdit. Here’s how to get around it.
iPhone Developer Intervention Week 5: Interface Builder
If you’re like me, you absolutely love coding the back end to apps, but you have very little design sense. To me, the fun lies in solving the problem, not necessarily in making a great interface (although I do know that it is just as important as the back end).… Continue Reading »
iPhone Developer Intervention Week 4: Life after a release (plus free promo codes!)
This week I am going to talk about what it is like after you get your apps out there and into the world. This is truly where the real fun begins. First, there is the initial excitement of people out there enjoying something you have spent many hours on. It… Continue Reading »
iPhone Developer Intervention Week 3: Using your resources wisely
This week I will be discussing some resources where you can find information if you want to get started or need help with developing for the iPhone. There are many places that can be found for this type of thing, and Apple provides developers with a plentiful amount of resources… Continue Reading »
iPhone Developer Intervention Week 2: Twitter and Facebook APIs
This week I wanted to talk about some of the Twitter and Facebook APIs available for the iPhone SDK. API stands for application programming interface, and it allows developers outside of the company to access certain functions and data that Twitter and Facebook make available. For example, developers can access… Continue Reading »
App Store Development Part 2: Provisioning and Ad Hoc
A while back I wrote about my initial experience with the iPhone SDK and developing on that platform. It’s been a while since then, and I’ve learned a lot. In that time, I had finished my first app, and it came time for me to get some beta testers to… Continue Reading »
How to post a photo to Twitter
Since Twitter sprang from the idea of sending text updates from a cell phone, why not also post pictures? While there are several ways (and services) to do this, the two easiest I’ve found are TwitPic and Skitch, both currently free, and can be used from a browser or cell… Continue Reading »
App Store Development Part 1: The iPhone SDK and XCode
I am currently in the process of developing my own application for the iTunes App Store. Well, I guess you could say I am finished and waiting with eager anticipation for Apple to accept it. However, while that’s going on over in Cupertino, I though I’d share some of my… Continue Reading »
The why and how on Growl (with video)
Say what!? You haven’t heard of Growl? And you call yourself a Mac user. Don’t worry, I’ve got the why and how on Growl. Before you know it, you’ll have the feature that Apple left out running on your machine. Growl is a centralized notification system for OS X. It… Continue Reading »
How to sync iCal and Google Calendar
Google added support for CalDAV back in July. But now they’ve improved that feature, which means syncing between iCal and Google Calendars is easier than ever. Find out how after the break. Continue Reading »
How to share an internet connection with your Mac
Sometimes it’s useful to be able to share a wired internet connection from your Mac to other computers or devices wirelessly. Let’s say you want to browse the internet over WiFi with your iPhone at home, but you don’t want to buy a wireless router yet. Or maybe you have… Continue Reading »
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