Apple iPhone School 2009 Best App Ever Awards :: Announcing the winners of the 2009 About the Awards This is second annual iPhone OS Application achievement awards. We started the awards last year to recognize the best, not just the best-selling iPhone apps. About The Awards » 2010 Best App Ever Winners » 2009 Best App Ever Winners » 2008 Best App Ever Winners » Get Updates Subscribe to our mailing list and get updates on the 2011 Best App Ever Awards to launch in late 2011. 2009 Nomination Committee Half of the nominations in each category will come from you, the other half from the nomination committee. 2009 Sponsor 2009 Media Sponsor iPhone Life magazine - get a free issue now. The 2009 Best App Ever Awards is brought to you by 148Apps.com.
Yahoo! Mobile. Your Starting Point to the Internet. iPhoneFreakz _ All The Latest And Greatest iPhone News iBiblia - The Ultimate iPhone Glossary - iSmashPhone iPhone Blog As an iPhone user, you’ve probably found yourself in lots of “iPhone” conversations, especially lately with the release of the App Store and iPhone 3G. If throughout those conversations you’ve found yourself thinking, “Wait, isn’t jailbreaking and unlocking the same thing?” or “What does he mean by Pwnage“, then this glossary is for you. This glossary has lamens terms explanations of every iPhone term which seemed potentially confusing. If there’s something you’re confused about that we didn’t include, please let us know and we’ll update! (Note: The terms are listed in a semi-alphabetical, semi-logical flow manner. Activation - The process of registering your iPhone with Apple and AT&T. Accelerometer – A tiny 3 axis device which comprehends the iPhone’s physical position. Bricking - To take all function away from an iPhone or iPod Touch hence rendering it as nothing more than a shiny “brick”. Baseband - The iPhone consists of “two parts”, a computer half and a modem half. File System – Cydia -
iPhone Central: Jailbreaking iPhone 1.1.2 iOS Central becomes iOS channel The iOS Central blog is no more. But don’t worry—all of our great iPhone and iPad content remains a part of Macworld. Instead of putting our iPhone-focused coverage in a single blog, we’ve moved it to our iOS Channel. You’ll find iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad news and how-tos along with reviews of device accessories and mobile apps. Read more » The Week in iPhone Cases: Woogie! With the iPhone 4S debuting this week, a number of new cases are hitting the market, and we at Macworld are, as always, on hand to report on them in our weekly iPhone case roundup. But first, a public-service announcement: In case you've been wondering if existing iPhone 4 cases will fit the iPhone 4, the answer is a firm probably. With that out of the way, let's take a look at what's new this week. Read more » How international is the iPhone 4S 'world phone?' One of the most interesting wrinkles in the iPhone 4S—which I review at length elsewhere—is its status as a “world phone.”
Jailbreak the iPhone - Read me first Read me first Updated: February 22, 2014 I made this page as an introduction to the iPhone hacking scene. Consider it a good starting point for what jailbreaking and this site have to offer. My tutorials require a Mac. These are the topics I'll cover: What's jailbreaking, and why should I do it? Jailbreaking is a process where you modify your iPhone so that you can purchase and install programs from any software company you want to. When you jailbreak, you add the ability to run non-App Store programs. Let me put this to you another way... Most new "features" on the iPhone (including the very App Store itself), in stores right now, came from the jailbreak community. Jailbreaking an iPhone is legally allowed. Jailbreaking is safe for your iPhone and the cell phone network. Jailbreaking is a generally risk-free process that won't void your warranty, provided you can restore your iPhone with iTunes. How's unlocking different from jailbreaking? What jailbreaking has to offer. Too vanilla?
100 Free Courses & Tutorials for Aspiring iPhone App Developers 100 Free Courses & Tutorials for Aspiring iPhone App Developers Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you know that the iPhone is a big deal and it’s one of the most popular subjects of development these days. Lots of developers are creating their own iPhone apps, and with the right know-how, you can too. Check out our list of courses and tutorials to learn everything that’s important about developing for the iPhone. University Here you’ll find iPhone development courses offered by top universities. iPhone Application Programming: Learn about programming for the iPhone from Stanford on iTunes. Apple Resources You can learn about iPhone development straight from the source with these Apple documents. Getting Started with iPhone: Here you’ll find a general introduction to iPhone development. Getting Started Get an introduction to iPhone development through these tutorials. iPhone App Development-Where to Start: This tutorial will teach you how to get started in iPhone app development. Tools
How Do IPhone Users Find New Apps? AdMob just released some data about how iPhone users discover new apps in the App Store and how they use them once they have downloaded them. According to AdMob, most users download apps from the App Store directly from their phones. Only 7% go through iTunes to download apps. How do iPhone Users Discover Apps? The data about how iPhone users discover apps is quite interesting. Given the size of the store at this point, it only makes sense that users rely on popularity as a measure of quality. How Many Apps Do They Use? About 40% of all iPhone users use about 4 to 6 apps at least once a week. The Power of Brands Being an ad company, AdMob also asked the survey respondents if they would download apps from well-known brands. Methodology As always, it is important to note the methodology used for this survey. Admob IPhone Apps Survey 2009View more presentations from guestc0de5a.
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