A very interesting news from iMerlion:
According to calculations, one in 10 people in Singapore have an iOS device, making Singapore the country with the highest penetration in the world.
Also from that article, iOS devices breakdown:
Remember when it was weird to walk while poking your phone? Yeah, me neither.
Android Fanboys care about openness and choice. iPhone Fanboys care about presentation and experience.
So, what about Windows Phone SomethingSomething 7?
1. Go to http://developer.apple.com/iphone and login2. After logging in, the link is http://developer.apple.com/iphone/index.action
3. Replace http with https in the address bar so it reads https://developer.apple.com/iphone/index.action
4. Click the SDK link when the page is being served from the https server
That worked like a charm.
Woolley used the light from his iPhone to show him his injuries and diagnosed it properly as a broken foot. Then, he used the instructions from the app to treat the excessive bleeding from cuts on his legs and the back of his head. [...] Woolley also used his camera to take pictures of the surrounding rubble to piece together a way out.
Any recommendations?
There are 4 sensors on your phone (picture examples are below) - 2 that you can't get to while opening, and the other 2 that you can see. The first one is in the small round hole on top left of the phone (the earpiece hole), and the other one is in the bottom middle that separates the connector. If you shine a light and look at either of these, the sensor will be pink if water has touched this area. Because of this pink sensor, the folks at the Apple store will not honor your warranty
In case you are not aware of these sensors, and planning to get an AppleCare for iPhone / claim warranty / buy used iPhone. Pink sensor = no warranty = you're screwed!
But, I heard there are some tricks to un-pink them.
- Manage SVN repositories on your iPhone
- Use your iPhone to backup your SVN repositories
- Track your projects at Work, College or even on Holiday
- Edit your source code on the move
- Monitor When, Why, What and by Who changes were made to your projects.
- Ability to any Revert changes made
Yes, there's an app for that too..
under the agreement with SingTel, the developer gets 40 percent of sales unless revenue breaks $10,000. After that, the percentage becomes smaller.
Interesting move from SingTel. Makes me wonder, is that one country sales or worldwide sales?
I was looking for a good earphones with microphone for my iPhone. I use earphones almost everyday, so I might as well get a good one. After reading a lot of reviews and forums on the web, I ordered this earphones around last week. Some reviews I read on the net say it's good. I actually spent one day on weekend, tried to search for it in stores in Singapore, but no luck. Then I decided to order directly from their web store, since they provide (quite) cheap international shipping. After I placed my order, they sent the tracking id, so I can track the package from UPS site.
Hi, my name is Amudi. I make apps, websites, and (sometimes) video games in Singapore. Here, you will find some interesting stuff I found on the internet, and probably boring writings that I wrote.
You can email me: amudi@amudi.org
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