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When you create any kind of app that will go on Apple’s App Store, they require you to have an icon for your app. Well because of the number of different devices and resolutions out there, you’ll need multiple copies of this icon before submission. This script can do that for you in a few seconds!
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Another app has been pushed out to the world! CTGolfer Mobile is the ultimate app directory for all of your golf needs in Connecticut.
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Oddly enough, I get this question a lot. Many of the iOS developers I hang out with are in the game development business and iOS games in general are a hot commodity right now (about 40% of the App Store!).
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iPhones and iPads are great tools by themselves and many businesses are adopting them to get things done. Sometimes a business will want an app for internal use only. How do you publish an app that bypasses the App Store without much hassle?
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If you’re like me, you can’t live without an iOS device nearby. We also need quick access to our most commonly used tasks on these devices. “First screen” apps are critical to this.
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The Local Habit is a great restaurant in San Diego, CA. The only recently opened last summer and their menu and drink list is constantly changing. They also host many events. An iPhone app was a great compliment to their website and business.

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I get this question a lot. So much that I decided to make a blog post about it. If you don’t want to read the rest of the article, I’ll tell you the answer right now: It depends. Let me tell you why…
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Local Habit is a restaurant in San Diego, CA that serves local food and local drinks. If you’re ever in the area I highly recommend you stop in! Their app is now available for download for iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad devices.
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Apple’s iOS devices are the most used mobile devices on the web today. Why not make your website more user-friendly for them? The process is almost painless and your users will thank you for it!
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Most software isn’t perfect and developers could work on an app project forever, if you let them. Unfortunately the real world comes into play and we need to set realistic goals to get a project out the door. How do we decide to do that?
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