Monday, April 30, 2012

iPhone Localization Tips

iPhone Localization Tips

Most of the effort in localization involves changing words. You say "white;" Italians say "bianco." In localized apps like this one, Cocoa helps you pick the right word with a file called Localizable.strings. This file acts as a small database that maps keys to values. If you look up a string with the key White, it will return the value Bianco on phones that are configured to use Italian. If any other language is selected, "White" is returned.

Note

The default language is defined as English in the Info.plist file.
Actually, it's a lie to say there's one Localizable.strings file—multiple copies exist, one for each language. If you open the Flashlight Pro project in the Finder, you see English.lproj and Italian.lproj in the Resources→Localizations folder. These folders contain the files used in each language.

Monday, April 16, 2012

IPL KT app for iPhone

IPL KT will let enthusiasts to share comments and observations post matches with experts,friends and colleagues.

Apart from these the basic features includes :

* List of Team members with their Picture
* Live and older highlights video stream added
* Live score updates­
* Stats updates
* Schedule of all matches
* Points table
* Share on Facebook / Twitter comments and observations post matches with experts,friends and colleagues.
* Results of all previous IPL cricket tournaments
* Latest IPL News and leader boards

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Kandasasti app

Kandasasti app is intended for everyone.Read these kavasam while in commute,at the work place,at home,in the temple or when you are in a religious group.You no longer have to carry a book wherever you go.You are always a 'touch' away from this powerful mantra.With the availability of audio for Kandasasti kavasam,you can listen to the kavasam and read through the text at the same time for a better experience.We have added Murugan's different avatar images with this application.We have added more features like the PDF document of kavasam,Map to show the route,MP3 file & Ring tone File with this application to share with your friend & your relation circle.Main feature we added here to give the clear picture to how to move to the aarupadai veedu of lord murugan places with the full details with the offline map along with that we have given the google route search with this app to find the exact distance and place exactly.


Features:
✓ Local map to show the directions of 6sacred places of Lord Muruga
✓ Added Mp3 file to share & sync to iTunes and iOS devices to listen and read by help of lyrics
✓ Added the Ringtone File
✓ Added Kandasasti kavasam in PDF format
✓ Added the google map to locate the route along with the proper direction for clear trip

Wednesday, April 4, 2012

How to Rename Your Wireless Apple Mouse, Magic Mouse

As many of you should know, Apple has recently launched a new, Multi-Touch capable mouse - the Magic Mouse. The older mouse didn’t leave the scene as the new one arrived, although Apple is heavily promoting the new peripheral. The two mice have something in common - they’re Bluetooth-capable and work with Mac OS X wirelessly.

Wireless mice are great to use. You feel completely free to handle them any way you want. With Apple mice, the functionality goes above that of traditional mice. They’re even allowed to have their own name, like “John’s Mouse,” or “My Super-Cool Mouse.” But how do you give your mouse a name, or how do you change the name of an Apple wireless mouse, in case you’re the not the first person to use it? This short tutorial will let you in on that secret.

Upon setting up your wireless Apple mouse (whether it’s the former Mighty Mouse, or the new, exquisite Magic Mouse), Mac OS X pairs the device to the computer you’re going to use it with, and automatically assigns it a name. The name is assigned based on your computer’s name (root directory). However, if you want to change it, you can. Here's how.

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1. With your wireless mouse connected and working, launch System Preferences.

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App Store Review Guidelines


Introduction

We're pleased that you want to invest your talents and time to develop applications for iOS. It has been a rewarding experience - both professionally and financially - for tens of thousands of developers and we want to help you join this successful group. We have published our App Store Review Guidelines in the hope that they will help you steer clear of issues as you develop your app and speed you through the approval process when you submit it.
We view Apps different than books or songs, which we do not curate. If you want to criticize a religion, write a book. If you want to describe sex, write a book or a song, or create a medical app. It can get complicated, but we have decided to not allow certain kinds of content in the App Store. It may help to keep some of our broader themes in mind:

Checklist for Submitting an App to the App Store

Before you can release a paid app to the App Store, you must agree to all of the paid app contracts, and submit your tax and bank routing info. This should be done in iTunes Connect. For best results you should fill this out before you even begin working on any apps, because it can take several weeks for the contracts to be approved by Apple.

Preparation

1. Complete all of the coding and testing on your app.
2. Update the Appname-info.plist file in your app.
  1. Set the bundle identifier (if you haven't already) to YourAppName. (Remove the com.apple.whatever stuff.) The Identifier should not contain spaces or funny characters - alphanumeric and dashes are ok.
  2. If you want your app to be named something different on the actual device than its name in Xcode, change the "Bundle display name" as well.
  3. Update the bundle version. If this is your first time submitting this app, the version number should probably be 1.0.
  4. Be sure the icon file is set.