As I’m sure many readers have heard, there has been some public outcry lately on the subject of iOS apps accessing the Address Book contacts of a their users and then sending the whole lot of them off to their servers, to accomplish their “friend matching” features. Many companies have already… Read more of Protect Your Users' Privacy With DTSHashedContacts →
Building iOS and Mac projects from the command-line could be a lot easier to work with. Hopefully this post will give you a couple ways to make that happen. I wanna talk about two different little tools that help ease the process of scripting or working with Xcode projects from the command line… Read more of Building Xcode Projects from the Command Line →
Zach Holman does a great job of succinctly describing something that I’ve been having trouble quantifying into words for a while now. Apple commands their words exceedingly well. They aren’t the originator — or even the owner — of their particular voice, but they are the most visible… Read more of The Apple Voice →
Yet another example of details that 99.9% of users would never notice but use constantly. The iPad’s split keyboard has phantom buttons. If you’re used to typing Y with your left hand, you can. To enable this keyboard, tap-hold on the “toggle keyboard” button in the lower right to get a menu, or… Read more of Phantom Buttons on the iPad's Split Keyboard →