Top Apps for 2008
2nd December, 2008 08:32 AMApple has released the Top Paid and Free apps for the iPhone for 2008.


NB: Sorry about the broken images, but that's iTunes App Store for ya ;)
Apple has released the Top Paid and Free apps for the iPhone for 2008.


As a developer, I find this very frustrating and it's certainly one fo the first thing that iPhone developers come across and that's "How do I get rid of the keyboard, once text has been entered into a TextField ?"
Unfortunately, the developer has to programatically control this behaviour, even though you'd think the Keyboard would just take care of things like this.
Here's what you need to do:-
1) Add the following code to your .m file.
Apple's latest update for the iPhone, is causing a number of issues among iPhone and iPod touch users. It appears that some users are having issues deleting emails, SIM card problems along with slowiness accessing the App Store.
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AppsAmuck.com has launched a web site called 31 Days of iPhone Apps.
"We think sometimes people have a hard time taking those first steps. It is easy to think that it will take too much time, and that it will be too hard. But that is simply not the case. But instead of telling people, we are going to show them how easy it really is."
Awesome.
Apple released an official open letter on Apple.com to their developers stating that the NDA for released apps has been lifted, as well as explaining why it was put in place.
This is awesome news, however, I can't help but feel that the G1 had something to do with this decision ;)