Erica Sadun | 8:04 pm | June 30, 2009 | 3.0, 2.2, 2.1, 2.0, Utilities
I’ve put up a new version of Light that bypasses the sandbox issues that were preventing the app from reading the previous backlight level. To use, you must be a dev and need to sign the app. Both the app and the signing script are here
Erica Sadun | 11:24 am | May 10, 2009 | 3.0
Just wanted to confirm that the Saurik fixes still work on 3.0. Just tested on device and iPhone.
Erica Sadun | 7:45 pm | April 16, 2009 | Macintosh, Update, Utilities
Find the universal binary here. Source code at github.com/erica
Erica Sadun | 10:54 am | April 5, 2009 | Admin
As many of you are already aware, Ars Technica was caught up in the recent wave of Conde Nast layoffs. After 4/15, I’m going to be working full-time on the 3.0 Cookbook update. I’ll still be posting at O’Reilly Broadcast and may show up now and then on TUAW. I am continuing to do iPhone software reviews and how-to write-ups but they’ll be at one of those two blogs. Please use my erica@ericasadun.com e-mail rather than my Ars Technica one.I will deeply miss all the day-to-day friendships I’ve made and colleagues I’ve worked with at Ars. Although we’ve all exchanged e-mail and IM addresses, it’s never the same.
Erica Sadun | 9:44 am | March 31, 2009 | 3.0
I will not be posting 3.0 dumps until the NDA goes away. However, I have created a “kit” if you want to dump your own: Header Dump Kit
Erica Sadun | 9:41 am | | 2.2
Jay “saurik” Freeman has found a small bug in my 2.2 Coverflow code. I’ll try to update this at the Google code repository when I get a chance. Basically, you need to add placeholder indices.
Erica Sadun | 9:40 am | | AppStore
Monsterizer creates random faces using MonsterID and Wavatar art. You can add these to your address book contacts that do not currently have images. Monsterizer tags all entries it updates, so you can remove the generated images if you later change your mind.
Erica Sadun | 9:38 am | | 2.2, Update, Utilities, iPod touch, iPhone
Uploaded to the modmyi repository (thank you Kyle): App Flow for 2.2.x, Freemoji, and iBrowser.App Flow offers an easy-to-use application launcher that works in portrait (list) and landscape (coverflow) modes.iBrowser creates a web server that allows you to view your iPhone files from your computer’s browser.Freemoji (rejected from App Store, written for an Ars post) enables Emoji support on your phone.
Erica Sadun | 11:29 am | December 16, 2008 | Admin, Coding
All the book code samples are under the BSD license. The Google Code site should reflect this, as I needed to specify the license before doing the uploads.
Erica Sadun | 12:04 pm | November 30, 2008 | Admin
I am moving the iPhone SDK mailing list over to Google Groups. Bluehost says they cannot handle a list of this size; Google Groups can. Of course, inviting 1200 people at once raised spam flags, so we have to wait for Google to approve the new group and the invites before we can move forward. The new group is here.
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