When I check app-store in iPhone, I can only see the free-apps and paid-apps but appannie.com and similarweb.com presents grossing-apps also. I wonder that how can I see grossing-apps in iPhone app-store. Do you have any suggestion? Or any trick?
It is only possible for iOS-10 or older versions. New versions don’t provide grossing-apps.
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I'm trying to get a ios monotouch project distributed for iphone only. But whenever i have uploaded to itunes connect the binary details keep telling me it is also available for ipad.
I did specify the targetdevice in the info.plist
Anyone had the same problem with monotouch?? or better, knows how to solve this!
thanks
You can't target iPhone only. The iPad is 100% iPhone-compatible, and will run all iPhone apps (and there is nothing you can do about it).
Maybe you can explain why you want to restrict your app to iPhone only?
I've recently submitted an app to the app store for ios6 only, since going live I now have people asking to support ios5 now! Can someone advise how this can be done?
Thanks.
Change the deployment target to iOS 5 and build for it. Assuming you aren't building against any iOS 6 only API's, you should be good to go. If you are using anything iOS 6 only (auto-layout, etc) you will have to revert those before submitting.
Usually apple developers use Mac to develop there apps for iphone and ipad. I need to know whether it is possible to develop the same apps using ipad.
No you can't, there is no SDK and XCode running on iOS (yet).
Short answer: no. You need XCode for development, which is Mac-only.
Xcode is not available for the iPad, so I would say practically no at this point.
No, it isn't. Xcode and the iOS SDK is only available for the Mac.
No.There is no XCode or ios SDK for ipad only.
Looking through some forums, it appears it's not possible and unlikely to happen anytime soon...
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=856312
http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/ipad-hardware-accessories/196910-xcode-ipad.html
Apple's XCode is only available on Mac, for a beginning.
Basically NO you can't... you can not compile the app on iPad/iPhone. But think in other way.. do you want to give this functionality to your app users right? then.. you can do one thing.. you can create a template of project which will run using a xml file. you can create this xml file on iPad/iPhone using some interface. (like putting a button on area and set its color). Then you can send this xml file on server. Here you can manually put this xml file in your template project and can compile the app manually on your system. Then you can submit this app to app store for your app users. You can charge them for this.
This is something similar to http://mobileroadie.com/ but on iPad
Flurry has a separate analytics SDK for iPad apps vs iPhone apps. If I'm building a universal app to run on the iPhone 4.0+ and iPad 3.2+ (iPad native, not compatibility mode), does anyone know which SDK/lib I should use? And is there any reason I shouldn't use the same SDK/lib for apps running on iPhone 4+ only? (Basically, I'm confused as to why there are separate SDKs at all.)
Since you would like to have your new application work on both the iPhone and iPad please use Flurry's iPhone SDK.
If you have an application that is only meant to work on the iPad please use Flurry's iPad SDK.
With the latest 3.0.7 Flurry SDK version both libraries and headers are identical (tested with md5). Looks like they have merged both branches, possibly as of the 3.0 version. They should make that clear by releasing a common iOS SDK but the answer to your question is now clear: either one will do.
I think the iPhone 4.0+ SDK may work properly on iPad. I have this address where you can ask directly to Flurry Support, they always give me an answer to my questions.
Flurry iPhone/iPad Support
iphonesupport#flurry.com
I don't think there is a difference in the Flurry library, they are the same for iPhone and iPad. I think the only difference is when you first set up an application, it asks what platform you're targeting, perhaps just for their own metrics.
A universal aap can be tracked by the iphone sdk.you can also track it separately.then you should use iphone and ipad sdk both.
that is the link at where i found the information for same
I am developing my first iPad app using the iOS SDK 4 and Xcode 3.2. I have written a simple Hello World and have been able to run it in the iPhone simulator. I would like to figure out:
How can I get an iPad simulator?
Is it possible to test my app on my actual iPad without signing up for a developers license for $99?
Thanks,
Mike
There are unoffical ways to get your app onto your device, you have to jailbreak it and install software called AppSync from cydia. This voids your warranty if Apple find out (restoring the device to it's original settings using the restore button in itunes means they can't tell, so jus trestore before you go to an Apple shop) and if they do find out it might prejudice them against you as a developer (but chances are very slim)
(I have no problem giving specific details as the US Government has said that jailbreaking is legal)
http://www.pcworld.com/article/201892/us_government_iphone_jailbreaking_is_fair_use.html
The SDK includes an iPad simulator. I don't have my Mac in front of me, but you should be able to choose which device to target when you launch the simulator. You can also switch between iPhone and iPad mode from within the simulator - check the Hardware menu.
Yes, you have to have a paid developer membership to deploy code to your device. That's the only official way.
If you have jailbroken, then install app sync from the Hackulo.us repo. Just sync your app in iTunes without signing it. It will work easy as Pi!
This is yet another way to keep flash from getting to iPads, if you could put your own on the device without going through apple then you could also put someone else's. I think it should be allowed, but if something doesn't work on software that isn't officially released it shouldn't be supported by Apple.