From iOS 6 and later, it is possible to access the users bookmarks? Or would I have to create my own implementation?
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I don't think this is possible. There's an old question for this here: Add bookmark to Safari on iPhone when an application is installed?
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How to enable file sharing for my app?
How can i enable file sharing functionality in iPhone app. I am very curious about this to know because when i connect my iPhone with iTunes then it show me three apps. One is Skype and second one is bump and third one is my own app. My app is about augmented reality and show some videos and images on specific markers, also i did social sharing and APNS work and flurry integration that all major working in my app and I did nothing which enable this functionality but why and how this happen. Kindly let me know. This will be great for me. Thanks.
You should Enable UIFileSharingEnabled in the application plist file, Keep this value to YES like this then your application can share data of your application documents
There is an option in {projectname}-Info.plist named "Application supports iTunes file sharing".
Your app will appear in iTunes File Sharing if the UIFileSharingEnabled key is set in its Info.plist. (This appears in the Xcode editor as "Application supports iTunes file sharing ".) If this is enabled in your project and you're not sure how, either you accidentally clicked something for this in Xcode, or you're working from a project template in which it's pre-set.
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read iphone sms messages?
I have following question related to get sms.
I want to get All SMS Text, sender number, date.
How can i send sms through my app?
Afterward i want to upload app on app store, so will apple allow me to upload app for doing above tasks?
Kindly help me on these issues and also share with me helping materiel or tutorial relevant to this tasks. Thanks in Advance :).
Not possible.
Check this
For SMS sending through application allowed but for accessing inbox for sms/email not allowed.
As of iOS 4, you can't get access to SMS data for reading, as there are serious privacy concerns.
And Apple wouldn't allow an app onto the store that does this.
Here's a related question & answer with more detail.
It is possible if you have a jailbroken device.
You may use jailcoder to fake code signing and then move your app to /Applications folder.
This way you can access to any database in your iOS device jailbroken.
Obviously Apple deny you app but not in Cydia.
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Merging existing iPhone and iPad app ids into a single universal app id
I know how to make the project an universal binary and if def for the different devices my problem comes from the app store. Both of the apps are already available for sale.
-The apps are paid and I need to allow the users of the iPad to be able to download the iPhone version.
-or ideally i will be able to merge the two apps and be left with 1 app only.
-I know i could just delete one of the apps and make the other universal but what happens to the users who bought the other one.
-Also i know i could make both of the apps universal but in this way i duplicate app store content and i don't want to do that.
Does anyone knows other solutions?
Thanks in advance for any reply.
Short and simple. The answer is, no.
I'm affraid you will have to make that universal app.
Is it possible to anonymously track someone's location via mobile apps?
Assuming, of course, that the user consents and downloads an app that can in the background?
iPhone OS 4 (coming "this summer") will allow you to run your app in the background, I believe that will allow you to keep track of the location.
http://www.apple.com/iphone/preview-iphone-os/
The answer is both yes and no.
Yes, because Apple already supports this for MobileMe accounts, where you can track a registered iPhone through the "Find My iPhone" feature.
No, because you are not able to have an application run in the background on any current versions of the iPhone OS. It is possible that future versions will allow this, but not for any current versions.
So, Yes if you are Apple (which you are probably not) and no for the rest of us.
Claus
I guess the answer is yes, it's possible. Since you can share your location in various forms already, nothing is stopping a service to allow entry to the public.
is there a way to view via code the iphone sms archive and sort them in an app?
I would imagine that on a jailbroken phone you could read the DB, but using the normal SDK this is impossible. Each app is sandboxed to prevent it from reading data from other apps. Also, there is no API for it.
In short - no, SDK does not provide access to this information.
If it's jailbroken most certainly, you can even edit it by hand!