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Any finger scanning sample tutorial iPhone sdk
i say a one app in appstore Fingerprint Security
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fingerprint-security-pro/id312912865?mt=8
and i say a video in youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GWagOcy35A&noredirect=1
is it possible to capture fingerprint?
if yes can any one tell me how to get that.
and which sdk supports?
plz.. plz...
No. To capture a finger print, you need a scanner/camera of some sort. The iPhone screen is neither of those.
From the Fingerprint Security page: "This app is intended for entertainment purposes only and does not provide security functionality. "
The iPhone screen can not read the details of a fingerprint, only touch/no-touch.
Not at all, that is one app that is meant only for entertainment. It can't be done. The appstore link even gives you instructions on how to perform this "trick".
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How do I check if a particular app is installed on the user's device on iOS? [duplicate]
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does anyone know how I can verify that the huawei health application is installed on an IOS device using swift? I haven't found a way.
iOS has very strong security protections - every app is sandboxed and so you have no way of automatically checking whether a user has the app without some kind of permission on their part.
Your best bet would be to use a universal link to link them to the Huawei health app, but I don't think you will have a way of verifying the link works.
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Create provisioning profile in iphone application
i developed my iphone app and i want to test it on my IPhone. i have the account of dev.apple so no need to register. i just want to login with my account. what process i will perform for the getting liencense? im confused how i can do this?
if you want to test your application on real iPhone device then your should check below tutorial
Deploying iPhone Apps to Real Devices
Wei-Meng Lee has described complete procedure step by step in easy way.
let me know if you get any trouble in this i have done!!
You can easily search for that. There is nothing for confusion. Go through this link for enrolling your paid developer account and get licence and certificates
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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.
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Direct “rate in iTunes” link in my app?
It's possible to let the user rate or write a review from within my app ?, or my only option is to prompt a message asking my user to rate the app ?
In-app purchases can be rated ?
Someone told me that when an app was erased, it was possible to ask the user to ask rate the app, but that feature was removed in IOS4. It's this true ?, the SDK provides me any support to do this kind of stuff ?
thanks !
Lot of apps use Appirater (written by Arash Payan) for Rating. It is extremely customizable and free. You can do lot of customizations by changing settings. eg. Prompt user to rate only if he has had your app for 7 days and has used it at least 5 times.
I have blogged about the same here as well: http://iostipsntricks.wordpress.com/2011/05/10/how-to-get-people-to-rate-your-ios-app/
The best you can do is a direct link to the review page in iTunes. So you ask them to rate the app and supply a button that takes them directly to the reviews page. See this previous StackOverflow answer.
Rate on delete used to be built into the operating system and forced upon everyone. It's now been removed. Many of us consider this to be a good thing, since the implicit question was "what do you think of this app, given that you don't want to keep it?".
EDIT: iOS 6 came out after this answer was first posted; Apple has added SKStoreProductViewController which allows you to show the iTunes page for any product directly inside your app. So you can remove the step that jumps out to an external display.
You can prompt the user to rate your app or leave a review, and if they agree (press the OK button or whatever), then you can open a URL that points to your App on the App Store. On an iOS device, iTunes links should open the correct part of the App Store, and the user can rate / review from there.
To get a URL that links to your app, you can copy it from the iTunes Connect interface in the Manage Your Applications section.
All the rating features are aspects of iTunes/AppStore applications, or in the case of the rate-app-on-delete-app part of iOS itself. There is nothing you can do to get the same functionality in your application... Other than perhaps use a rating system totally outside of the iTunes system.
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Setting iphone to vibrate and setting iphone back to sound via app.
I know there are other questions on this same topic, but the iPhone SDK has changed significantly since then.
The answer hasn't changed. In short, no there is not a way, and for good reasons.
Apple's philosophy is not to let any application adjust items that should be controlled by the Settings App. Right or wrong, if it's a system wide user preference, or a preference for another App, you have no control over it.
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