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iPhone Tracker is a Mac app that tracks your past locations that are stored on the iPhone/iPad.
First of all, what the hell. Why are Apple tracking you at all?
Well, this PCWorld article explains it alright, I think.
As for the application: although it’s fun that you can track your own location, the iPhone Tracker has done a huge favor to the marketing people.
Now you don’t even have to code the acquisition of data from the consolidation.db file — iPhone Tracker is open-source!
Features include:
We don’t really like the license, though: it’s free to evaluate, but if you actually produce something for the Apple store, you have to buy the enterprise edition, which costs $599.
The money shouldn’t be a hassle if you’re confident that your app will perform well.
Do check out PhoneGap or iWebKit if you want a free mobile framework for developing simpler apps.
Sparrow is an Objective C framework used for developing games on iPhone.
Sparrow is made in a way that allows completely skipping OpenGL coding–unless you really want to switch.
The framework’s main features are:
ShareKit is an iOS framework written in Objective C.
ShareKit allows easy sharing of URLs, text, images, videos and files in iOS applications–and even in offline mode.
Currently supports item sharing via:
This sharing kit is good news for any iOS application developer and can be added to your iOS apps in a matter of minutes.
New sharing services are yet to be added–but you can easily add them yourself.
31 May, 2011
By Radu Tysina
