'iPhone' Category
Turn your iPhone into a World War II fighter!
Genius application coded by those very clever people at Do Tank Studios; turn your iPhone into a fighter.
Pac-Man: Championship Edition (iPhone) review
I love Pac-Man: Championship Edition. I (mainly) love my iPhone. Surely the two should be a marriage made in heaven?
As soon as the game was launched earlier today I bought it. It helped that the game was being sold at a reduced price initially, but I would’ve just handed over a couple of quid to […]JavaScript performance on iPhone 3.0 firmware kicks ass
So says MacRumors.com…
iPhone 3.0 firmware is nearly here
I’m looking forward to the 3.0 firmware in a few days a lot (although there are ways to get the it ahead of release). There are a lot of obvious holes in the existing firmware that need plugging (lack of MMS the main culprit), but the possibilies offered to app and games developers is perhaps […]
Adobe tutorials on YouTube
At last; Adobe start to stick video tutorials up on YouTube. It’s now a little easier to stick these things on your iPhone to watch during the commute.
Flash seemingly confirmed for iPhone
It seems Adobe and Apple are working together to bring Flash to the iPhone.
I’d almost prefer the wait if it means both companies ensure Flash works as best it can on the device.ActionScript 3 API reference for iPhone
iPhone AS3 application released. Now all we need is Flash for the iPhone. Please.
Pros and cons of using WebKit within native iPhone apps
Good summary on Ajaxian of an article on Dr Nic’s website on the pros and cons of using WebKit within native iPhone applications.
How mobile Flickr was built
Really interesting blog post on how the mobile version of Flickr was constructed. I haven’t had the opportunity to try the mobile version of the site out on a mobile browser aside from iPhone Safari, but it works really well on that browser. You can tell the focus on optimising everything has paid off when […]
31 days of iPhone apps
Stolen shamelessly from CISNKY; gonna look into this series of iPhone application development articles shortly. Looks really good.
