Following the last blog post on using Javascript as a means of communication between the contents of a UIWebView and the main thread of Objective-C in Xcode, I just wanted to post this proof of concept from the iOSSimulator.Here two… Read More

Following the last blog post on using Javascript as a means of communication between the contents of a UIWebView and the main thread of Objective-C in Xcode, I just wanted to post this proof of concept from the iOSSimulator.Here two… Read More

Following on from the quick tip on how to test websites across iOS devices without an iOS device, this is a really quick post containing the code to display a very simple monitor of touch events. I hope it helps.… Read More

If you are using a Mac it is simple to test how webpages will look on an iOS device by running iOS Simulator. It comes packaged with Xcode, and Xcode is free to download from the Mac App Store. Once… Read More

If you are using a Mac it is simple to test how webpages will look on an iOS device by running iOS Simulator. It comes packaged with Xcode, and Xcode is free to download from the Mac App Store. Once… Read More

I recently heard the well-worn words that Tablet devices are largely consumption devices; it was on BBC Click (watched 12 Feb 2011), and having lived with an iPad since the end of June 2010, I couldn't agree less.I will readily… Read More