Tag "iphone"

On June 10th, 2013, exactly 10 years ago, Apple introduced its non-skeuomorphic, “flat” design idiom, together with iOS 7… and since that moment, for a whole decade, many users have collectively struggled to use their devices properly.

Exactly 15 years ago, on Monday, June 9th, 2008, I published a blog post with a picture taken in the big room of the Moscone conference center in San Francisco, waiting for Steve Jobs to introduce the iPhone 3G to the world at the annual Apple World Wide Developers’ Conference 2008.

This is the talk that I gave in the 4th MCE Conference in Warsaw, Poland, on May 8th, 2017 (conference organized by Polidea) and (with updates) at UIKonf on May 15th, 2018 and at NSConfArg on April 20th, 2019.

Just published my new book: “Android for iOS Developers”. The world of mobile development is a ground in constant motion.

We are very glad to announce new dates for our Post PC trainings in Switzerland!

We are thrilled to announce the general availability of version 2.

Notitas 2.0 has been approved during the weekend, and is available in the App Store!

akosma software is happy to announce the Advanced iOS 4.2 Training Course jointly organized with Trifork GmbH.

We are proud to announce a new iOS application: this time is Sortir Dîner, an elegant and useful iOS universal application for the Swiss newspaper Le Temps, working on the iPhone, the iPad and the iPod touch, developed jointly by akosma software and Trifork Switzerland GmbH, and featuring a gorgeous, exclusive design by the Geneva-based Bontron agency.

Another day of announcements at akosma software: this time, a fruitful and fun collaboration with Zerofee to create a dynamic visual identity for the Dezeen Watchstore, and their Dezeen Watchstore iPhone & iPad Web Application (best viewed with Safari on iOS, iPhone & iPad!

akosma software is proud and honored to announce a joint collaboration with Trifork Switzerland GmbH and Trifork A/S in the development of the Danske Bank iPhone Application.

Adrian Kosmaczewski, the CEO of akosma software talks to the microphone of CulturePod.

Design is a fundamental part of iPhone app development. It is, without any doubt, the difference between a crappy and a great application.

I had great fun yesterday at Liip‘s offices, during the monthly Webtuesday meeting.

Trifork AG and akosma software are organizing a one-day, 5-hour training in Zürich about iPhone development!

Let’s be honest. 3 months ago I said that it wasn’t a good time to be an iPhone developer.

Here’s a quick review of the most important iPhone and Mac OS X developer conferences I’ve found on the web (in no particular order).

I love playing with iPhone URL schemes. And if you ask me, just like for Mail.

Another quick post to announce that I’ve published the slides (and sample application) I’ve shown last week in Copenhagen; feel free to download them from the projects section!

Notitas is available at an App Store near you! Notitas means “small notes” in Spanish, and it’s the fourth iPhone application under the akosma brand, and the first based on an original idea of my dear wife!

Let’s be frank: it’s not the best time to be an iPhone developer right now.

Xcode does not impose any structure to your source code tree.

The first iPhone application under the akosma brand has just been published on the App Store:

Interview by Anouch Seydtaghia published in Le Temps (download PDF of the website article or the PDF of the printed article).

Zum Umdenken hat Apple selber aktiv beigetragen, indem der Konzern das iPhone im Sommer 2008 für aussenstehende Entwickler öffnete und auf die extreme Geheimhaltung der früheren Jahre verzichtete.

I’ve used Adrian Kosmaczewski’s iPhone Rest Wrapper with success.

Last year I blogged about the upcoming SDK 2.0 for the iPhone 3G, and boy did it change my life.

Memory management in the iPhone is a hot topic. And since I’m talking about it on tonight’s monthly meetup of the French-speaking Swiss iPhone Developers group, I might as well share some tips here from my own experience.

This is happening right now, at a web agency near you.

This is the talk I gave last Friday during the first edition of the iPhone Conference 2008!

The keynote is over, and I’m on the 2nd floor of the Moscone Center sipping a coffee and thinking about all the stuff that Steve and his team just presented:

As promised, here I was.

I’ve just bought my e-ticket for Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference 2008!

Anyone knows when are these coming to Switzerland?