Archives | April 2010

I went through websites to find good tricks to send encrypted data to my server. Here is encryption / decryption functions by Jeff and Base 64 functions by Cyrus Include following headers: #import "NSData-AES.h" #import "Base64.h" Implementation: NSString *password = @"mypassword"; NSString *str = @"hello world 123"; // 1) Encrypt NSLog(@"encrypting string = %@",str); NSData *data = [str dataUsingEncoding: NSASCIIStringEncoding]; NSData *encryptedData = [data AESEncryptWithPassphrase:password]; // 2) Encode Base 64 // If you need to send over internet, encode NSData...

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Here is report from our demo @ Apple Store in Tokyo: Hiro demonstrated our medical apps. A picture with Dr. Maki Sugimoto who is one of most important speaker in this event.

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Hello all, The main criteria of this post is to help you add a cool effect called the "cover flow/open flow" effect to any of your iphone apps. This is cool in two ways actually. One it adds animation kind of effect to your app and the other, its very easy to build too. I got to learn about this effect when I was working on my "pianos" app where in i'll have bunch of animals to select which would be displayed as a menu using this "cover flow" effect. Once a particular animal is selected your piano view for that animal comes up. My piano app will be out soon and you can check that out. The source...

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Japanese Pharmacopoeia is one of most important reference for Pharmacists and Medicine Doctors who work in Japan. You are able to browse entire Pharmacopoeia document via lighting quick search engine. Each tab represent specific purpose to get necessarily information as you need. We would like to celebrate our second app, Japanese Pharmacopoeia,  with toyaku.com. While our first app, JP Medicine Description, is still in top 3 in the Medical category, this app is already ranked in the first page! Hiro who is our business partner will demonstrate those two apps and we will announce our new project...

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Hi All, I have been creating an App using TableView with SQLite Manager....As a Beginner Like many others I too visited many sites in search of understanding about tableviews and how to Integrate it with Database....Here I am giving you all a detailed explanation of about TableViews and Database....let us look at it.... AIM OF THE Project: Here our Aim is Afterwhen launching into the Application you get list of Animals names Displayed and when you click on those animal names you get details of those animals in the next view. So Initially for developing any project you must have: Database...

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Here is a quick example to save an image as JPEG or PNG. In this tutorial, I'm getting the image from the Internet then I'm saving it as JPEG and PNG. Key points: NSData to retrieve the image from the URL NSDocumentDirectory to find Document folder's Path UIImagePNGRepresentation to save it as PNG UIImageJPEGRepresentation to save it as JPEG NSLog(@"Downloading..."); // Get an image from the URL below UIImage *image = [[UIImage alloc] initWithData:[NSData dataWithContentsOfURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://www.objectgraph.com/images/og_logo.png"]]]; NSLog(@"%f,%f",image.size.width,image.size.height); //...

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*** LIMITED TIME FREE DOWNLOAD!!! *** Add Easter Egg and bunny on your photo! Send your work to your friends. It will be a great greeting messages. There are 17 images of Eggs and Bunnies. Bonus Images: we added 10 more frames. [How to use] 1. Select or take a photo 2. Drag and drop one item from the top 3. You can rotate or scale the item. 4. Save and send it to your friends! [Features] -Use a Photo from your album -Take a picture -Transparency Adjustment You can share your "work" via -Facebook -Twitter -Email -Save to your album

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Hello, We are in Day 1 of iPad's App store. Check out our apps on iPad! Some existing apps work very well... iPad's Safari looks good. Click here to see more!

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ObjectGraph Research Lab & USODESU (The United Science Organization and Domestic Environment Science Union) Group Announce Research Partnership Since ObjectGraph Research Lab was funded for $1 million in the beginning of this year, we explored various fields in computational theory, such as distributed computing, brain science, and computational physics. Today, we are glad to announce that we start collaborating with a non-profit reseach organization, USODESU(The United Science Organization and Domestic Environment Science Union). Dr. Sríníváská Gávínskí, Ph.D who has been researched Digestive...

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