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iBeacons

Have you heard of them? They look cool, but EXPENSIVE. I think they're too expensive for the average consumer. Estimote is an iBeacon manuf…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Jan 29, 2015

Anyone had experience with time-saving toolkits for Mobile Development?

I've done both iOS programming for iPad/iPhone and Android programming. All in the native platforms - Objective-C for iOS and Java for Andr…

Started by Kevin Neelands

7 May 28, 2012
Reply by Jackie Gleason

Insanely Great Social Hooks and Innovation on this iPhone/Android App

  EveryTrail impresses as a well thought out app with GPS, multimedia and social integration. Not only is it well coded and solid, but th…

Started by Michael Levin

0 Dec 13, 2010

URL -> IP Address

I'm working on an iPad app, and I need to go from a URL such as www.mysite.com to the IP Address and port, 12.34.56.78   port 123 or so. Ha…

Started by Kevin Neelands

1 Oct 14, 2010
Reply by Kevin Neelands

Orlando Mobile Programming Club

Meets at DeVry U!

Started by Michael Levin

2 May 1, 2010
Reply by Walt Sellers

iPad promo codes

For those of you getting a iPad, I highly recommend these two apps: First, a FREE nifty version of the Periodic Table Of Elements: http://i…

Started by Kevin Neelands

0 Apr 2, 2010

Backtracking to iPhone OS 3.0

Has this happened to anyone else?I got a notification recommending I let apple automatically upgrade the software on my iPhone, so I clicke…

Started by Kevin Neelands

2 Feb 17, 2010
Reply by Kevin Neelands

Backtracking to iPhone OS 3.0

Has this happened to anyone else?I got a notification recommending I let apple automatically upgrade the software on my iPhone, so I clicke…

Started by Kevin Neelands

3 Feb 17, 2010
Reply by Walt Sellers

New Linkedin Group: iPhone Developer Connection - Jacksonville, FL

Hi All,I recently released my first iPhone App, Party Twacker, and would love to connect with other iPhone developers.  Please go to :http:…

Started by Kevin Collins

0 Feb 2, 2010

iPhone & Mac Developers GOTO Conference in Atlanta Feb 21 to 24, 2010

The Mac Developer Network (a Europe-based group) is hosting a convention in Atlanta in cooperation with the Big Nerd Ranch (a programmer tr…

Started by Walt Sellers

2 Jan 27, 2010
Reply by Walt Sellers

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