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Best analytics offering for iPhone
How to track iphone application?
how to get Analytics working for an iPhone application ?
I suggest you to carefully read the developer agreement before doing any tracking or your app could be rejected: Apple looks finally paying some serious attention to privicy...
Flurry is my choice. So far I also tried Google Analytics and Bango Mobile Analytics and none of them was as good as Flurry.
i suggest to use Localytics which is better than Flurry,google analytics.it is open source also.
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Creating Localization Files for iOS
i have my iPhone company app in English language and we are international company, so how can I share my App for all translators f.e. by simulator or something else ?
f.e. translator translate the text and need view effect on iPhone, how can I do this?
It looks like you are searching for localization for your application.
Please follow this link:
Localization example link 1
Localization example Link 2
Link 3
Best link: Best Link...
Hope it works for you.
You can look at incorporating the Greenwich framework into your app. I've not used it myself, but saw it demo'd at a conference recently. It will let the translators make the changes to the app that you distribute to them as an ad-hoc build and then see them running in your app.
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Text to speech on iPhone
How do I get started with text-to-speech conversion in iPhone?
I want to read the text typed by the user. Are there any available libraries or demos? I have gone through some of them, but I didn't understand where to start it from.
For online,you can use my Google-TTS-Library-For-iOS to achieve your goal.
Offline iPhone TTS implementation is easy to do. You can see the details here.
There are many paid and free iOS TTS libraries are available .
They are ,
Free (Offline/Online)
iphone-tts Note: read "HOW TO USE" section .
TTSOverview-iOS
flite-1.4-iphone
Openears
cmu.edu
RJGoogleTTS
VocalKit
Paid (Online)
iSpeech iOS SDK (TTS and ASR)
nuance Dragon-dictation
Acapala
ivona
neospeech
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Has anyone implemented the PayPal API through a native iPhone app?
May be I am repeating this question but I do not have any idea about this.I want to integrate PayPal into my iPhone native app. Please help me regarding :-
How do I integrate PayPal in my iPhone App?
How to go from a scratch ?
Are there some good tutorials available on internet ? What are they ?
Regards!!
You could do it using Mobile Express Checkout. All the info, here. Its very easy to integrate within your app. You will need a server side app though to make some of the Paypal calls, as it would not be safe to make them from the phone.
Three questions for iPhone developers using Google Analytics within their apps for tracking use of their apps:
Will using Google Analytics cause us to be in breach of the terms and conditions of the Apple SDK 4 for developers?
If the answer to #1 is YES, then what are we -- as iPhone developers -- allowed to use to track usage of our apps?
Has anyone who is using the iPhone SDK 4 built their apps that included the Google Analytics library and found it not to work? I'm being told by my developer that it doesn't work when you build with a Base SDK set to iPhone Device 4.0 and and an iPhone OS Deployment Target set to iPhone OS 3.0.
Thanks in advance!
Answers to your questions:
Yes, with the current API and data collection it looks like it is not compliant with the terms of the SDK. I am using both Flurry and Google in my apps because they offer different feature sets that I need. While Flurry has been very vocal that they are working with Apple to resolve the terms of the SDK, Google hasn't said a peep. So, I'm nervous about using Google but not Flurry, because I think Flurry will change their data gathering if Apple presses hard enough. In any event, I have made sure that I can rip out either analytics service quickly if Apple rejects my app.
My understanding is that it's fine to collect your own device data, as long as you don't report it to others. You especially don't want to share any data that would hint at new devices. That's what got Flurry in trouble. Just remember that you are under NDA with Apple, so anything not publicly announced is between you and Apple. There are also rules about what you do with Device IDs, so make sure you understand those as well.
I am using Google analytics on iOS 4, with deployment target set to 3.0. While I no longer have a device to test against 3.0, it is deployed on the AppStore and seems to be working. (No crash reports)
Louie, I encourage you to take a look at Localytics, our app analytics service. Our service is real-time, we don't sell data to third parties and we release the source code to our libraries.
We also have an updated library that works better with the multitasking or fast-user switching in iOS 4: http://www.localytics.com/blog/
Check out www.flurry.com - they have an awesome service!
They allow you to add "events" so you know not only how many times the apps been downloaded, opened, removed... but you know what buttons and areas they are navigating to once the app is open.
If your app uses core location, you can even see where the users are on a map. Very cool!
Good luck my friend!
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How to programmatically send SMS on the iPhone?
i am new to iPhone programming and i was thinking of developing an sms application through which user can send and receive sms inside my application similar to iPhone own message application.i think apple doesn't provide any API regarding accessing sms inbox?? is there any other way around it??
I'm afraid this is not possible through the default iPhone SDK.
You have two possibilities:
Create an application through Open Tool Chain. I'm not very experienced with this kind of developement, but I think it should be possible to access the SMS inbox etc from outside. Drawback: Only jailbroken phones, no App Store...
Create your own service that sends SMS via, for example, a server. You could use Push notifications or something to indicate when new messages has arrived. You should however be aware of, and read up on, Apple's guidelines regarding applications that imitate functionality of built in core applications.
Have a look at the list of new features in iPhone OS 4 ("In-App SMS").
Can't help you regarding the actual API and what its limitations are, though.