Paper Bag are pleased to announce that we will be appearing at the fully booked SHOWCASE Conference in Derry, Northern Ireland on the 16th of September. We will be demoing phase one of a research project called ReDiscovery that we have worked on with the Centre of Media Research at the University of Ulster.
SHOWCASE is a one-day conference showcasing fresh ideas in cloud, mobile and web-based apps. In fitting with this, ReDiscovery is an iPhone application and cloud service that links digital site-specific historical information and augmented reality overlays to the referenced physical world of the Titanic Quarter in Belfast.
We look forward to attending this event and giving you our opinions on the future of mobile and cloud computing.
For more information about SHOWCASE then check out – www.showcaseconf.com
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Recently Beau Colburn over at Macworld.com reviewed our iPhone Photography App PhotoBag.
It was a very honest and fair review getting a score of 3.5 out of 5. Check it out on Macworld or PCWorld.
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A few months back we posted about the iPhone/iPod Touch App that we developed for the Derry~Londonderry’s UK City of Culture 2013 Bid.
Tonight live on the BBC One Show Derry~Londonderry were announced as the Winners!
A huge congratulations to the bid team, the people of the City and the County. From first hand we know that a huge amount of work went into the bid and this well deserved. It is a very proud moment for the City.
Check out the video footage recorded inside the cities Guildhall as the news was announced.
Also, a great watch is their official video Voices. The film was produced by the award winning arts organisation the Nerve Centre with contributions from Willie Doherty and Seamus Heaney. The film captures the vibrancy of the city’s cultural scene and gives voice and vision
Now what are you waiting for – Go and download the App for Free to keep up to date with all that is happening.
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Once again, I am incapable of keeping this information in my head so I will write it here.
To hide the row seprators
self.tableView.separatorStyle = UITableViewCellSeparatorStyleNone;
To change the colour of them
self.tableView.separatorColor = [UIColor redColor];
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The Summer edition of SyncNI lists the UK City of Culture 2010 app and PhotoBag app in it’s Top 10 local apps.
…and also features UK City of Culture 2010 app
It’s great to see our work getting positive feedback and certainly drives us to press on with our ideas!
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I keep forgetting this so I am going to put it here in the hope that it will help me to remember.
If you get a CD that didn’t mount properly and isn’t appearing on your Desktop use this to eject it.
drutil tray eject
Stu
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After the updated of last night I opened up the shiny new xcode 3.2.3 and tried to build TT. I got the following errors
“___save_vfp_d8_d15_regs”, referenced from:
…..
“___restore_vfp_d8_d15_regs”, referenced from:
Turns out this is to do with the new settings that are used for targeting certain OSs. The answer was on this page.
“You are building against ARM7 and it’s not allowed when targeting iOS4 and base sdk is os3.
Go to your project settings and make sure “Build Active Architecture Only” is selected. Then on active Architecture choose Arm 6 and it
will all be fine”
I did, and it was. Nice to have what looks like a scary problem fixed so easily. Google rocks.
Stu
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Veg Garden (our iPhone and iPod Touch App) got a little mention in Grow your own Fruit and Veg Magazine. See the clip below -
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This is only going to be of use to the people already traveling down the road of Three20. We are am using TTPostControllerDelegate’s in a lot of our table views to allow us to load data from remote Web Services. Today I was wondering if there was a way for my ViewController to know that the data for its table had arrived. Turns out, there is.
Firstly you need to implement TTModelDelegate.
Secondly you add
- (void)modelDidFinishLoad:(id<TTModel>)model {
[super modelDidFinishLoad:model];
// Do magic here
….
}
into your ViewController.
In case you are wondering there is also a modelDidStartLoad.
Stuart
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I can’t remember if I talked about this before but there has been an update to Eric Sadun’s Category to help detect device types between iPhone, iPod Touch etc.
You can grab the code here.
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