Archives | June 2009

We at ObjectGraph started developing for iPhone starting last year and we soon realized the potential of the platform. We had some very successful products such as iRetroPhone and iSameGame, but moving forward, we see a lot of problems with in the mobile application space. The reason why windows was soo successful was due to the fact the developers could create applications for it and kind of reach 90% of the market with it. Once the application is successful enough, then try to tackle the 10% of the market. But with mobile platforms this is not the case. iPhone is the leader of the pack...

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I just started playing with Twitter API and was interested to see some good API's in objective-c. The one i started to look at is created by Matt Legend You can see his stuff here Anyway after simply checking(svn co) out his repository, I was able to quickly build a simple client very quickly Here is version 0.000001 alpha Matt nicely uses the standard way of doing things in objetive c with async calls - Delegate - call back mechanism Your View Controller or what ever has to simply implement the protocol MGTwitterEngineDelegate and you are getting responses from Twitter...

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ObjectGraph is thrilled to announce that Japanese Summer Sounds is #3 in music paid apps in Japan. Over all we are at #36 in the paid apps section in Japan App Store. Breaking News: Now its #2 in Music category & #28 in the total ranking! Click here to download it from the app store! We still have around 20 redeem codes left. Contact us directly if you want to try it out. Read more about the app here http://iphone.objectgraph.com/japanesesummer Here are some quick screenshots Japanese Localization English Localization

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In December of 2004, I created this dictionary app which was pretty famous at that time. At its peak the website was getting around 5000 unique users per day. It still gets around 200 unique users every day. http://www.objectgraph.com/dictionary/ Explaining how it works: http://www.objectgraph.com/dictionary/how.html I created it as i was trying to understand how XMLHttpRequest object worked in Google Suggest Project. There were really no examples around except for one really clear example from Apple. http://developer.apple.com/internet/webcontent/xmlhttpreq.html It was covered...

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Our new hit application is a music mixing app for the iPhone platform. You could basically choose a background music and combine it with other interesting sounds. The cool thing is you could even choose the volume of these individual sounds and the frequency. Lets say you want a river flowing in the background and want occasional sounds of crickets, you could do that very easily with our app. We currently made some of our own mixes [Mix] -In A Valley -At Beach -Water Garden -A Hot Day -At Harbor -Festival Night -Watching Fireworks -Bell Cricket's Melody -Cool AC Room Here are some...

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