Tag: iphone
I wrote a new page to explain how iSeismoemter extract the values. This could be helpful when you look at the data and understand the difference between high-pass filter on and off.
Check the article from here : Gravity and Device Orientation
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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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 [...]
We launched a fun app for St. Patrick’s Day.
Click here to download now!
Our office is located in Manhattan and we watched St. Patrick’s day parade for a couple of times. Then, we got an idea to create an app for greetings via email / twitter / facebook with your own photo + shamrock + green [...]
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According to Reuters, UK ministry stopped looking for UFO because of the current economy. It seems they will save $73,000 per year.
This is a bad news for U.F.O fans but it might be a good news for iPhone users because I decided to create an UFO prank app that let you add flying saucers and aliens on your photo. Check this out.
You can get this app from here and it’s FREE! for while. I promise to keep this for free until this recession is over or until U.K. ministry restart their research unit.
Click here to download UFO Sightings
Brian Gillett and ObjectGraph LLC collaborated on releasing the newest version of Mailbox Find. This version uses iPhone SDK’s mapkit api’s to show you all the mailboxes in your neighborhood. It also shows all the FedEx, UPS and Post Offices.
We would like to encourage local NYC developers to join our iPhone Developer group at meetup.com. Please check our meetup schedules from the url below:
http://www.meetup.com/iPhoneDeveloper/
If you are not meetup.com member, it’s great opportunity to get an account.
There are a few lectures and lab sessions every month. We are very flexible for the schedules & contents.
Musings about developing for various mobile devices. Palm Pre, Androd, iPhone and blackberry are all cool, but there is no unified language/ library for all of them. Currently going with a platform is purely dependent on taste of the developer and not really on maximum availability of the app
A simple twitter client using Objective C API provided by Matt Legend. There is also some sample code if you are interested.
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!
Our Famous AJAX dictionary is now available on the iPhone. All 180K words are compressed at less than 10 MB, So you can download it with out a wifi connection.
ObjectGraph announces music mixing application “Japanese Summer”
ObjectGraph with collaboration with Salvatore Iovene released 2 episodes of his famous Geek Hero comic strip. These are currently available for Free on the iTunes App Store
ObjectGraph is starting an iPhone developer training program. The first event is scheduled at our office in NYC.
FocusQ is a new game that will improve your focus and concentration
Recent Data submissions from the iSeismometer app have been mapped. Most of the submissions have come from Italy. We think this is due to high volume of downloads of our App and also due to recent seismic activity.
I started looking at the Map Kit API for developing a quick and dirty – Find where you parked your car – application.
There is no programming guide for Map Kit yet on the developer pages for Apple, So I decided to share some some of it here.
We are giving away 30 promotional codes of iSameGame. If you are interested in, please email to iphone( at )objectgraph.com with your blog / youtube channel URL. This promotional code is valid only in US iTunes store. Also, let us know any other applications you would like to try. We might have extra cupons for [...]
We have made many iPhone applications that are doing well on the App Store. You can check them out at
http://iphone.objectgraph.com
I hope you find this interesting…
original idea by Yugo Nakamura (Creative Commons 1.0).
HandClock simply displays time. But the time is hand written with animation which is changed every second. You can click on any item on [...]
iRectangles is a puzzle game from the same inventor of Sudoku. Now it’s available on iPhone!
You just touch & select rectangles based on the numbers on the game board. The objective of the game is to fill the board with different size rectangles. The rule is simple but it’s a deep puzzle game!
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