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Accessing the iPhone's Call log with the iPhone SDK
I am currently doing an address book application, I want to have a 'Recents' call logs. I am now using Xcode 4.3.3 and developing app in iOS 5.1.0 and 5.1.1.. It seems that call_history.db was not already supported by apple in this version, I see some discussions regarding this matter.
Do you have any knowledge in call history logs where I can apply it in iOS 5?
I think there are no ways of doing it in iOS 5. and your App may get rejected by Apple also.
I think it is impossible in legal way, you can do it by using private framework, but your application will be rejected
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Reading call history in iPhone OS
Hi my new requirement is to access calllog (incoming/outgoing/missed calls) from iphone. Is there any framework or API for accessing that? Is it possible?
As far as non-jailbroken phones it is not possible i.e. no support of official sdk.
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Reading call history in iPhone OS
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get list of installed applications on iphone objective-c
Is it possible to get to installed app list on iPhone device.. if possible
how can i get applications list that are installed in iPhone
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No you can not do this with public api. You could create a list of url schemes and test if the app can open them but some apps does not have url schemes.
No it is not. Because it is handled by apple's private api's. Well this can be tried on Jailbroken devices anyways.
Anyways, you can check if a specific application is installed on device using appdelegate's canopenurl method. That will take the URL of the method & if it is there in app you can open that application via your application.
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How can I determine if a user has an iOS app installed?
Is it possible to check if, for example the Twitter or Pinterset or any app is installed on an iOS device from within your app?
Not directly possible using the SDK. If an application you're looking for registers a URL scheme that it can open, then you can check for the presence of that app using the UIApplication -canOpenURL: method, as documented here.
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Detecting iPhone app version update?
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I would like to provide an alert within my iOS app if there is a new version available from iTunes. I can't find an API for this. Is this possible?
There's a good argument that you don't need to do anything. The App Store app will already notify users when updates are available.
However, if you want to do it anyway, there's a project on GitHub called iVersion that does most of the heavy lifting for you. (Not tried it myself, but it looks pretty good.)
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How do I detect that an SDK app is running on a jailbroken phone?
I found out that PayPal's Mobile Payment Library is not supported in jailbroken iPhone - see https://www.x.com/search/site/Mobile%20Payment%20Library%20is%20not%20supported%20in%20jailbroken%20iPhone
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Paypal error "DEVELOPER ERROR: FILE SYSTEM CHECK FAILED" in iphone device
What I wonder is what API they use to know that the phone is jailbroken?
This is a duplicate of many similar questions.
Most jailbroken iPhones have Cydia and apt, so take a look at this:
http://petersteinberger.com/2010/03/detect-if-an-iphone-is-jailbroken/