AirPlay. Apple - Opt-Out Was Not Successful. iOS Fonts. Looking up UDID: 32cfe4159. Hacker group Antisec has released a dump of 1 million unique identifiers (UDIDs) from Apple iOS devices tonight.
The records reportedly came from a file found on an FBI laptop back in March. I made this wrapper around this publicly available data, you can use it to check if your device UDID is listed in the dump. We do not store your lookups. How do you find out your UDID? View the tutorial. Interesting facts: Total leaked UDIDs: 985117. Obama's UDID: Try 473d6e1ebf0b100ed172ce5f69c97ba6c8f12ad5. Top device names: 42797 'iPhone' 5191 'iPod touch' 3136 '“Administrator”的 iPad' 2202 '“Administrator”的 iPhone' 1534 'Owner’s iPad' 1453 ' iPhone' 1309 'Administrator’s iPad' 1196 'Administrator’s iPhone' 1141 'PdaTX.Net' 1058 'John’s iPad' Discuss: <a href=" the discussion thread.
Electronics for iPhone Developers Tutorial: Control a LED from your iPhone! If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or follow me on Twitter.
Thanks for visiting! Control a LED from your iPhone! This is a post by iOS Tutorial Team Member Dani Arnaout, a Computer Engineering Undergraduate at BAU,Lebanon. Dani has a YouTube channel full of programming & iOS related videos. Welcome back to our Electronics for iOS Developers tutorial series! In the previous tutorial you learned how to create a little project simulating a traffic lights system. That’s exactly what you’ll do in this tutorial! It might look silly to read through two tutorials to finally control a LED with your iPhone. Well, an instructor at my university once said: “If you can control a LED, you can control ANYTHING”.
And guess what, he’s right! So keep reading to expand your iOS (and hardware) powers! Material Needed. AppCode 1.6 Release Candidate. We’re just a few days away from releasing AppCode 1.6, and today we’re glad to share the release candidate with you, which is still a part of the early access program.
We would like to thank all of you for participating in AppCode development, for reporting bugs, taking part in discussions on our forum, giving us valuable suggestions and ideas. We planned quite a lot for this release, and although not everything got into the final version, we surely put 111% effort in features that did get there. Everything that wasn’t included in this release we’ll definitely add next time! Plus, of course, if you have more cool ideas and suggestions, we’re all ears. As usual, you can download the AppCode 1.6 Release Candidate build from our AppCode EAP page.
Develop with pleasure! iOS-device-matrix-large.png (2048×1448) What Is AirServer? Direction and focus are both crucial in business presentations.
One of the issues when using a laptop connected to a big screen is that you need to be within arms reach of the keyboard to page through your presentation. Sometimes this setup is neither practical nor desirable. For instance, suppose you want to direct a presentation standing beside a big screen at the front of a room. Sprinting back and forth to your laptop or winking awkwardly at a co-working to page forward can break the flow of a presentation. AirServer installed on your laptop solves this problem by giving you the freedom direct your presentations how you really want to. Summary Beam your iPad or iPhone screen to a HDMI or VGA projector, smartboard or HDTV via a Mac or PC. AirServer - Download.