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iOS 4.2.1 gold master posted to Apple developer center

by Victor Agreda, Jr. (Nov 18th, 2010)

We're inching ever closer to the public release of iOS 4.2 for iPad, people! Apple's developer center just posted build 8C148, listed as iOS 4.2.1 GM (gold master). Does this mean we're getting iOS 4.2 tomorrow? We'll keep refreshing our iTunes update screens and running our shell scripts -- as soon ...

iPhone dev center down today

by Michael Rose (Mar 4th, 2010)

Developers who try to log into the iPhone dev center, the Mac dev center or iTunes Connect this afternoon are being greeted with the traditional yellow sticky note or the Sorry! note above, indicating that some sort of update effort is underway. With the on-again, off-again release of the 3.2 beta ...

The iPhone Devcenter is down... and now, back up

by Erica Sadun (Jan 26th, 2010)

Update 11am ET: Logins appear to be working again for the iPhone Dev Center, at least from the East Coast. If you're still having trouble logging in, try using Firefox rather than Safari. Still hearing reports of intermittent issues (Namely "Can't connect to application instance") Isn't it ...

Xcode Tip: Updating your documentation

by Erica Sadun (Oct 22nd, 2009)

It appears that the Dev Center at Apple just updated its documentation set today. If you're using Xcode 3.2 and you want to update your documentation, you might be looking in the wrong place. Before 3.2, you used to update your documentation in the Developer Documentation window (Help > Developer ...

Apple adds queue time, contact info to iPhone developer pages

by Michael Rose (Aug 1st, 2009)

Small steps: reports from several iPhone developers indicate that Apple has showcased two key features on the Dev Center website that may improve the mood and attitude of anxious app submitters. Feature #1 is a queue status graphic (seen here), letting everyone know how long the approval wait ...

iPhone Dev 101: Introduction

by Cory Bohon (Jan 20th, 2009)

Welcome to the iPhone Dev 101 series. This series on TUAW is designed to tell readers about iPhone development, and give potential iPhone developers a look at the iPhone. In this introductory post, I'll walk you through some of the most asked questions about the iPhone & App Store. These posts ...

Move from .Mac to Google

by Scott McNulty (Nov 6th, 2006)

The MacDevCenter's Matthew Russell has penned a great post about moving your email, address book, and calendar from .Mac to Google's offerings. Why would you want to do this? Well, we have talked about .Mac on TUAW before and most of what we have said isn't too rosey. Google has many offerings that ...