One Keyboard - Type on your iPhone/BlackBerry and your PC/Mac. Safari-based iOS shortcuts offer quick access to WiFi toggle, Airplane Mode, more. By AppleInsider Staff A developer has discovered a way to add quick access to specific controls in the iOS Settings application, such as the ability to turn on or off Bluetooth or activate Airplane Mode, through a Web app launched via a home screen icon.
The tweak, dubbed IconSettings, is available for free from iphoneza.co.za. The Web-based shortcuts do not require that users "jailbreak" their device, a term used to describe hacking the iOS mobile operating system to allow users to run unauthorized software and modifications. With IconSettings, users can choose which specific aspects of the iOS Settings application they want quick access to. Options include general use features like Bluetooth, Airplane Mode and Personal Hotspot, while highly specific aspects of the Settings application including options for the Keyboard, Date and Time, Accessibility and Software Update are also available.
Your to-do list, connected to everyone. WebMobi helps anyone build a mobile app, no experience required. WebMobi, a new mobile application builder for businesses, has added integration with online storage provider Box to easily collect customer information. WebMobi helps businesses create apps for all the major mobile platforms without the need to understand coding. All you need to do is drag and drop the features you want in your app.
To make the process extremely easy, businesses can choose from several pre-made app templates that already have specific features included, such as forms, calendars, or surveys. Apps created with WebMobi can be updated in real-time with no approval process from app stores needed. The company will even host the app on a domain for you. The company announced today it has added integration with Box, so customer data can be stored and organized in the collaborative file-sharing service. WebMobi will soon add https security to securely send data to Box, where encryption will keep your information safe. Business Book Summaries. POPA - the big red button for your iPhone camera! Readdle. Firebug For iOS Bookmarklet: Adds A Firebug Console To iOS. A new bookmarklet for iOS (developed by Joe Hewitt) adds a Firebug console to Safari for iOS.
Though Marin Kool has published a concise how-to guide on installing and using the Firebug bookmarklet, the text box on his webpage didn’t load properly on my iPhone. Because of that, I’ll outline how I managed to install the bookmarklet here. First, create a bookmark in Safari on your iOS device for any webpage, and name that bookmark “Firebug.” Next, copy the below text to your iPhone’s clipboard: (Apologies – the above text isn’t playing nice with our AppAdvice page design, but I’m going to leave it as it is for fear of disrupting the bookmarklet.) Following this, launch Safari and edit the Firebug bookmark, replacing the URL with the above text. In order to launch the Firebug console, visit a website on your iOS device and, once the website has loaded, open your Bookmarks in Safari and touch Firebug.
That’s all, folks! Let us know how the Firebug console works for you in the comments below. iExplorer - Formerly iPhone Explorer, is an iPhone browser for Mac and PC.