Is there any way to detect the name of the user's mobile phone carrier in a Blackberry 10 Webworks app? I haven't found anything in the api:
http://developer.blackberry.com/html5/api/
Thanks.
You can detect the Mobile Network Code (MNC) value using the following BlackBerry 10 WebWorks extension.
https://github.com/blackberry/WebWorks-Community-APIs/tree/master/BB10/deviceInfo
The MNC is a numeric value that you can associate with a carrier. For example the MNC of Rogers Wireless (canadian carrier) is 720. More info here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mobile_country_code
I don't know of any way to check the carrier. But what you can do is deliver different binaries based on the carrier in the App World Vendor Portal.
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How and where can I see this number needed to register a test device in unity ads?
it depends wheter its what phone you are using if its an Android based phone for example you can find that number behind the battery usually or with simple commands on the phone itself,
e.g. (Android) https://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/findDeviceId/helpOverlay.jsp?pageName=androidPhone
(Iphone) https://support.apple.com/en-il/HT204073
that number just tells unity that any ads running on that device are test ads and treat them so.
For Android device.
Open google settings from device.
Navigate to services->Ads.
Advertising id for your android device will there.
I have a requirement of searching the available bluetooth devices and get paired with them for file transfer using my App. Although I knew that Apple doesn't support the feature of connecting iOS device to other devices using Bluetooth. The default frameworks like CoreBluetooth, GameKit, etc doesn't allow such features. So my questions are:-
Is there any private API that allow to search , pair and connect to devices other than iOS
devices?
If I use any private API , will my App be approved at the time of Submission to App Store?
Any help would be appreciated.
I am doing one GPS location based app. It is a kind of GPS alarm app. For that what are the properties should I include under 'Required device cababilities' in info.plist file? Should we include both 'gps' and 'location-services'? I am having one iPad... If I include 'gps', my app is not installing on that. If I include both, what are devices my app could be installed? Please help me. Thanks in advance.
Standard location services are available in all versions of iOS 2.0 or higher. Since all iOS (iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad) device have Wi-Fi radio, your application can be installed on those device.
For example: since iPod touch only uses Wi-Fi for Location Services if a Wi-Fi network is available. This means if your application is running with Wi-Fi off, it just won't receive any data. And on iOS 4.0 or higher, the user can disable location services for your application.
If you want gps accuracy, will only install on iPhone and iPad Wi-Fi + 3G only, i.e . devices with cellular radio. It's not available on original iPhone or iPad Wi-Fi.
Recent iPads are having provision to insert sim card in that. So with latest iOS SDK, is it possible to call from my application. I know that in-app call is possible from iPhone. But how about iPad? is any api for that? or any app already in market? any tutorials or links .
thanks
The 3G ipad doesn't support native phone calls. The 3G is just for data transfer. However there's nothing stopping you from creating an app similar to the way Skype and other voice over ip apps work, that allow you to make phone calls from the ipad. Line2 is an example of such an app.
It's not possible. The iPad was not created to make phone calls, and there is no native Phone app (like what the iPhone has).
The SIM card slot is to allow internet use via 3G.
with the current version of the iPhone SDK, is it possible to establish a bluetooth connection to any other bluetooth device, or are there restrictions?
A customer wants an iPhone app to get specific data from another device via bluetooth. This device is measuring some chemical stuff and has a bluetooth interface. So the customer wants to send some data to this device, and then the device sends data back to the iPhone. Is this possible right now?
And by the way: Is it possible to offer iPhone apps to a customer other than using iTunes?
Thanks for your help!
Here you go! All I can say is have fun trying to get in. And to get the apps on try ad hoc which is part of the $99 a year dev program