Apple released today Xcode 6, and developers have found an option within Xcode to size apps for devices referred to as “Resizable iPhone” and “Resizable iPad,”
Apple released today Xcode 6, and developers have found an option within Xcode to size apps for devices referred to as “Resizable iPhone” and “Resizable iPad,” as seen in the screenshot above.
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London-based interactive clothing companys Cutecircuit has teamed up with Scotch whiskey distillers Ballantine’s to create the world’s first wearable, washable, sharable and programmable T-shirt for digital creativity.
London-based interactive clothing companys Cutecircuit has teamed up with Scotch whiskey distillers Ballantine’s to create the world’s first wearable, washable, sharable and programmable T-shirt for digital creativity.
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With Holo-Paint you can create awesome looking long-exposure photos with mesmerising floating holographic words and symbols.
About a month ago we posted an article called ‘Making Future Magic: iPad Light Painting‘ , which showed design consultancy Berg and Dentsu London’s innovative use of an iPad and long-shutter photography to produce images in space.
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This film explores playful uses for the increasingly ubiquitous ‘glowing rectangles’ that inhabit the world.
This film explores playful uses for the increasingly ubiquitous ‘glowing rectangles’ that inhabit the world.
We use photographic and animation techniques that were developed to draw moving 3-dimensional typography and objects with an iPad. In dark environments, we play movies on the surface of the iPad that extrude 3-d light forms as they move through the exposure. Multiple exposures with slightly different movies make up the stop-frame animation.
Read more at the Dentsu London blog and at the BERG blog .
This will give you step by step free video directions on replacing a screen assembly for the iPhone 4 and other parts for the Apple iPhone.
DirectFix presents the Apple iPhone 4 teardown and screen replacement directions. This will give you step by step free video directions on replacing a screen assembly for the iPhone 4 and other parts for the Apple iPhone.
You can now use the App Store, Fring, Truphone, and the iTunes Store while on 3G. Your phone will act as you are on Wi-Fi.
This is a guest post by iRoc, and today he is going to fill you in on one of his most favorite apps : Jaadu! 
What exactly is Jaadu and why would I need it, You might ask. Well, let’s say you are at work and you need a file, but that file is on your computer at home. You could call home and try to talk someone through navigating to the file and sending it to you. Oh, but that almost always is a head ache at best. Wouldn’t be great if you could just get in touch with the Enterprise , and teleport back home and get the file? No Jaadu is not about to save you thousands on travel expenses or make your daily commute magically disappear. Though Jaadu was formerly known as Teleport, and it’s the next best thing to a real deal teleporter.
Jaddu will allow you to remotely access any of your computers anytime you want or need right from your iPhone. You will have 100% control over your distant computer, or the one that’s just out of arms reach if you want to roll that way. 100%? That’s right 100%!
Your desktop even shows on the iPhone screen. So you can navigate to the necessary file and send it to yourself via email, instant messenger, any way that you could send that file if you were sitting right there at your computer normally, and everyone is happy and you are the big hero of the day in your boss’s eye.
Here’s how I used it last. I was at the store and I saw a DVD for a movie I had been meaning to download and watch, but always seemed to forget when I was at my computer. So I reached in my pocket got out my iPhone called Scotty and said, “Scotty one for transport.” N o not really. I opened Jaddu selected my laptop at home. Opened Firefox, went to mininova.org and searched for the movie. Once I found it I started the download. I could even check back in periodically to see how the download was coming along. Anything you can do sitting at your computer with your keyboard and mouse you can do on the screen of your iPhone with Jaadu.
New day, new app in Cydia. It is called Clippy and its still in Beta. The app crashed my iPhone, so i wont review it for you. My friend iRoc did an amazing job reviewing this app. I think that he should be reviewing more apps for FSMdotCOM. What do you think ? 😀
What’s that? Well it’s the copy and paste function that Apple left out of the iPhone’s OS? Well fret no more, because there’s a new app in Cydia that’s out to fix this problem for you. Clippy Beta is it what the Dr. ordered?
Lately i’ve noticed that more and more visits to this blog are comming from iPhones. So i thought i would make this easier for you guys out there. If you have room for one more icon on your SpringBoard, you can now put this blog there as if it would be an app.
Does it make any sense? Well it will in a moment…
First of all you need to open MobileSafari and type my address there : www.funkyspacemonkey.com. Once your on the blog, you need to tap the ” + ” on the bottom of the screen.
When you tap that button, you will get a pop-up window and you will have 3 options. You will need to tap the middle option ” Add to Home Screen “
Now this is the final step. You will get a new window where you can set the name of the new icon. By default it automatically takes the blogs name Funky Space Monkey. Now this will be too long for a SpringBoard icon, so i suggest you type FSMdotCOM.
That’s it. Now you have this blog as a shiny icon on your SpringBoard. Anytime, anywhere , no matter the weather , this blog will be just one tap away.
Kane Kramer ( the inventor of digital audio player ) , invented and built the device in 1979 – when he was just 23.
His invention, called the IXI, stored only 3.5 minutes of music on to a chip – but Mr Kramer rightly believed its capacity would improve.
His sketches at the time showed a credit-card-sized player with a rectangular screen and a central menu button to scroll through a selection of music tracks – very similar to the iPod.
He took out a worldwide patent and set up a company to develop the idea.
But in 1988, after a boardroom split, he was unable to raise the £60,000 needed to renew patents across 120 countries and the technology became public property.Apple used Mr Kramer’s patents and drawings to defend itself in the legal wrangle in 2007.A staggering 163million iPods have been sold since the device was launched by Apple in 2001.Every minute, another 100 are snapped up worldwide.
