books about: iphone (applications objective-c development)

books about: iphone

books:

iMovie '08 & iDVD: The Missing Manual

14 reviews
David Pogue

Pogue Press, 2007

Love these books
I think "The Missing Manual" series are the best software guides on the market. They are easy to read, interesting, funny, and provide most of the information I want. I could use a bit more on some complicated issues, but I think these cover 98% of what most people are looking for (myself included). The sending the movie from iMovie to Garageband (to add Chapter Markers and background ...

The iPhone Pocket Guide

4 reviews
Christopher Breen

Peachpit Press, 2007

Very Helpful
A very useful reference for the iPhone. I've been using Mac's since 96, but wanted to know as much useful information as possible about the iPhone. Chris Breen, for those who don't know him, is a witty, articulate editor for Macworld magazine, and contributes much to Macintosh community. You won't be sorry you got this book, unless you designed the phone yourself you'll be helped and entertained ...

iPhone For Dummies (For Dummies (Computer/Tech))

11 reviews
Edward C. Baig, Bob LeVitus

For Dummies, 2007

Best iPhone book yet
Having been in the IT field as a trainer for over 20 years, I seldom pick up a Dummies book. But after reading two other books, Kelby and Progue, and then this one, I can honestly say that this is the one to get, if you get only one iPhone book. The warnings are a unique and especially useful addition, and the photos are gorgeous.

iPhone VISUAL Quick Tips (Visual Quick Tips)

2 reviews
Kate Shoup

Visual, 2008

Great Book-A must have for iphone owners!
This has a lot of great tips and I needed this book before I even took my iphone out of the box! It guides you step-by-step and I really love the visual reference ( a necessity for me!) Enjoy-you really can't go wrong with this handy guide.

Taking Your iPhone to the Max

1 review

Apress, 2007

Nice blend of techie and practical information...
So you've taken the plunge and bought an iPhone. You've read what passes for an instruction manual, and you're amazed that everything just seems to work. But you *know* there's more that you're missing. Taking Your iPhone to the Max by Erica Sadun does a very good job in walking you through all the major parts of the iPhone interface, explaining how they work, and giving you plenty of "hidden ...

The Amazon Kindle Basic Web Wireless Service: Why It Is a Revolutionary Feature, and Why Amazon Should Keep ...

5 reviews

Harvard Perspectives Press (indieKindle.blogspot.com), 2007

A great insight into the marketing value of the Amazon Kindle's Basic Web browser and 3G service
Every Kindle owner should read this article and join us in calling on Amazon to keep the basic web browser and the remarkable wireless broadband service that supports, and to keep it free or cheap. There has been plenty of buzz (as well as a few troublesome lines in the terms and conditions) suggesting that these features won't be free forever. Windwalker makes a well-reasoned case that it should ...

The iPhone Book: How to Do the Things You Want to Do with Your iPhone (2nd Edition)

18 reviews
Scott Kelby, Terry White

Peachpit Press, 2008

Jump Start Your iPhone
I got this book to help my wife better understand her new iPhone Christmas gift. As she was reading there was a great deal of laughter coming from the room, and I thought I was going to end up setting the phone up. Much to my chagrin she set the phone up and gave me a tutorial on stuff I did not even know it was capable of. Great book to get the most from your iPhone.

iPhone Fully Loaded

18 reviews
Andy Ihnatko

Wiley, 2007

Yes, Andy Does Ramble...
...but that is what makes his books interesting. The problem with so many "how to" books is that they're boring as watching cheese ferment and I end up falling asleep in bed after barely reading a page. I've never had this problem with any of Andy's books, from the OSX Tiger one, the iPod one or this one. He cracks jokes which helps to keep you engaged with the material, something very few ...

The Rough Guide to the iPhone (Rough Guide Reference)

1 review
Rough Guides

Rough Guides, 2007

A+! Best book about the iphone!!
This book was even better than I was expecting. I found it very entertaining to read. It teaches basic principles about the iphone and then goes into a lot of advanced depth, including work arounds and extras. It mentions third-party sites and other things to make using the iphone even more fun. This book is monochromatic--blue and white--with no 4-color photo images. I thought this would bother ...

iPhone: The Missing Manual

73 reviews
David Pogue

Pogue Press, 2007

iPhone - The Unmissable Manual
David Pogue's independant manual for the iPhone is, quite simply, a book you have to read if you have an iPhone - or are thinking of getting one. When you invest in an iPhone, one of the first things you'll notice as you open the box is the absence of a conventional instruction manual - especially after the ever-increasingly thick tomes supplied with Nokia et al. So whereas the iPhone is ...

How to Do Everything with Your iPhone (How to Do Everything)

3 reviews
Jason Chen, Adam Pash

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2007

Great book with good infomation
Great information, photos and instructions how to use the iPhone inside and more. Now that the new iPhone has come out this book may be outdated. But if you will still use the other older iPhone this is a great buy.

The Apple iPhone & Consumers
ChangeWave Research, 2007

ChangeWave’s latest consumer telecom survey looked at the reaction of 74 iPhone users to the new Apple product - including what they like best and dislike the most. We also asked more than 3,000 non-owners about their future cellular purchasing plans. The survey was conducted July 18-25, 2007 - less than a month after the iPhone’s release. Key Questions Answered in this Report: Are consumers satisfied with their Apple iPhones? ...

Professional iPhone and iPod touch Programming: Building Applications for Mobile Safari (Wrox Professional ...

3 reviews
Richard Wagner

Wrox, 2008

Good Coverage of Web-Based iPhone Dev
I've never owned a Mac (until now) and never done any development for that platform. While this book doesn't intend to cover the recently released iPhone SDK (it was published before the SDK's release), it does provide excellent coverage of web-based development for the iPhone (and iPod Touch). It leverages a free, open-source library to take much of the grunt work out of it, but also provides ...

My iPhone

2 reviews

QUE, 2008

liked this better than iPhone for Dummies
I had been using the basic features on my iPhone intuitively... flipping once in a while through the thin booklet and the PDF file that Apple provides as a user manual. After a month, I decided that to make the most out of my purchase I had to more proactively learn about all the features. The presentation in this book is clean and stylish. It's also very clear -- THE INSTRUCTIONS are ...

The Pocket Idiot's Guide to the iPhone (Pocket Idiot's Guides)

1 review
Damon Brown

Alpha, 2007

Use the manual and the internet instead
A book such as Damon Brown's The Pocket Idiot's Guide to the iPhone can really only have two possible purposes: to give a potential user information to help them decide whether and what to buy, and/or to provide information to a user that goes beyond the manual in helping them to make the most of a gadget. Unfortunately, this book succeeds in neither of these goals. The closest Mr. Brown comes ...

ANDROID A PROGRAMMERS GUIDE
Jerome DiMarzio

McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, 2008

Master the Android mobile development platform Build compelling Java-based mobile applications using the Android SDK and the Eclipse open-source software development platform. Android: A Programmer's Guide shows you, step-by-step, how to download and set up all of the necessary tools, build and tune dynamic Android programs, and debug your results. Discover how to provide web and chat functions, interact with the phone dialer and GPS ...

After months of hype, new Apple iPhones fly out the door.(Science & Technology)(Lines form early at the two ...
Gale Reference Team

Thomson Gale, 2007

This digital document is an article from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), published by Thomson Gale on June 30, 2007. The length of the article is 786 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: After months of hype, new Apple iPhones ...

Apple Enters Mobile Phone Market with the iPhone, but what are its Prospects in Europe?

2 reviews
Masaaki Moriyama, Andrew Brown, ...

IDC Research, 2007

awesome
Just buy it. It's worth every penny. Buy two. Buy it as gifts for friends.

APPLE FANS BRACE FOR iPHONE RACE.(Science & Technology): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Gale Reference Team

Thomson Gale, 2007

This digital document is an article from The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR), published by Thomson Gale on June 29, 2007. The length of the article is 555 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: APPLE FANS BRACE FOR iPHONE ...

iPhone Open Application Development: Write Native Objective-C Applications for the iPhone

8 reviews
Jonathan Zdziarski

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2008

very concise and to the point!!! a must read!!!
iPhone Open Application Development is meant for hard core developers. The writing style is very concise and to the point, not much BS. If you don't understand certain parts of the book, you can always Google. I'm from Java background, but picking up Objective-C and trying out some samples in the book do not seem to be super difficult for me. I also got the toolchain built successfully by ...