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In my article a few days ago, I noted that SKCloudServiceController would give you a storefront identifier but that there was very little information about how to use that identifier when using the iTunes Search API. As it turns out, Apple do provide a list...

UPDATE: Thanks to my raising this privacy concern, Apple have resolved this issue as of iOS 10. I’ve left the old post below for posterity.

The 8th episode of The Divide podcast is now available in which we discuss crowdfunding1 along with some of our favourite Kickstarter campaigns. We also check in on Mass Effect 4 pricing, dissect the iPhone Code 53 issue, and wonder if Nicolas Cage movies c...

Last week, version 1.1 of both Music Tracker and Pocket Rocket were released in the App Store.

NSUserDefaults is likely one of the most used APIs on iOS providing a quick and easy way to store basic configuration and settings. However, these can quickly mount up and you’ll typically end up with something like this in your project within a logout method:

I’m happy to announce that the new iOS app I built for Calm Radio is now live in the App Store.

The 7th episode of The Divide podcast is now available. Chris, John, and myself discuss a number of cool pieces of internet enabled hardware you can go and buy today. We’ll give examples of how to connect your home together with IFTTT, HomeKit, and devices ...

I’m very happy to announce that my latest self-published app, Music Tracker, is now available on the App Store.

UPDATE: Thanks to my raising this privacy concern, Apple have resolved this issue as of iOS 10. I’ve left the old post below for posterity.

I’m very pleased to announce that another client app I developed recently has gone live in the App Store; Munchkin Report for iPhone.