Some days ago the Stanford University has published new and interesting podcasts about the iPhone/iPod programming. At the moment, the new podcasts are dedicated to Objective-C and related development tools. In addition to podcasts, the slides of the full lessons are available. Podcasts and slides can be downloaded from this link.
I have updated my tutorial about how to Jailbreak iPhones 2G and 3G using the QuickPwn software. It is possible to read the full tutorial following this link.
Few months ago, the Stanford University started a new course dedicated to the development of applications for iPhone, using Cocoa Touch. In these days, the same university publicly released the PDF documents about this new course. To follow te course it is necessary to have a Intel-based Mac with the iPhone SDK installed.
Following it is possible to find the links to download the currently available PDF documents.
- Introduction
- Assignment 1A
- Assignment 1B
- Handout / Overview
- Syllabus
- Lectures 2-12
By a news published on AppleBlog and then published on many other webportals/blogs related to the Apple world, I have just noticed that IBM has released an interesting PDF guide about developing iPhone applications on Windows and Linux, using tools like Eclipse and Cygwin.
I didn’t read the guide yet, but I think that I will read it as soon as possible in the next hours. You can find the PDF document following this link.
In these days I tried to Jailbreak my iPhone 3G to install third-part applications. To Jailbreak my iPhone I used the QuickPwn 2.1 software, which has been updated to support the latest iPhone firmware: the 2.1 version. QuickPwn is very easy to use and in 7 or 8 minutes I obtained a fully unblocked iPhone. Anyway, to make the not-expert users’ life easy, I decided to write a short step-by-step tutorial.
You can read my tutorial following this link.