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Learn How to Obtain iPhone Forensic Data — Are you an IT or security professional who is looking for ways to manage sensitive data on employee iPhones? Are you with a law enforcement or government agency and need to process iPhones for evidence? This highly specialized two-day forensics workshop will teach you how to recover, process, and remove sensitive data stored on the iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod Touch. Learn more.
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iPhone: The Missing Manual
“Read the 'Missing Manual' on your iPhone”, Sep. 19 2008
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iPhoneLive is the new O'Reilly conference for iPhone developers, entrepreneurs, and enthusiasts, focusing on both the business and development issues surrounding the iPhone platform. Happening Nov. 18, 2008 in San Jose, California. Chaired by Raven Zachary and Bill Dudney, iPhoneLive will be a gathering of the best and brightest participants in the iPhone ecosystem today. Sure to be a mind-blowing day filled with information that you just can't get anywhere else.
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Books
Bestselling
iPhone: The Missing Manual
By
David Pogue
[August 2007]
Big Book of Apple Hacks
By
Chris Seibold
[April 2008]
iPhone Forensics
By
Jonathan Zdziarski
[September 2008]
iPhone Open Application Development
By
Jonathan Zdziarski
[March 2008]
New
iPhone SDK Application Development: Rough Cuts Version
[October 2008]
iPhone Forensics
By
Jonathan Zdziarski
[September 2008]
Big Book of Apple Hacks
By
Chris Seibold
[April 2008]
iPhone Open Application Development
By
Jonathan Zdziarski
[March 2008]
Take Control of Your iPhone
By
Ted Landau
[January 2008]
Upcoming
iPhone SDK Application Development: Rough Cuts Version
[October 2008]
iPhone Open Application Development, Second Edition
By
Jonathan Zdziarski
[October 2008]
Core Animation for Mac OS X and the iPhone
By
Bill Dudney
[October 2008]
Desktop GIS
By
Gary E. Sherman
[October 2008]
iPhone SDK Development
By
Bill Dudney,
Chris Adamson,
Marcel Molina
[December 2008]
Authors
Jonathan Zdziarski
Jonathan Zdziarski is better known as the hacker NerveGas in the iPhone development community. He is well known for his work in cracking the iPhone and leading the effort to port the first open source applications.
Raven Zachary
Raven Zachary helps people create, develop, and launch iPhone products and services.
Matt Twomey
Matt Twomey is a new contributor to the Inside iPhone corner of O'Reilly's Digital Media site. He's a computer geek turned literature geek turned computer geek who has been an Apple and Mac user and tinkerer since his father brought home a brand new...
Toby Boudreaux
Toby Boudreaux has been a developer and author for over a decade. He specializes in Web development for consumer markets using open technologies and on Mac/iPhone development. He is currently the CTO of The Barbarian Group, an interactive/software...
Articles & Blogs
Programming with Safety Scissors and Glitter Glue - Inside iPhone Blog
By Erica Sadun
[October 10, 2008]
Although the NDA is on the way out, not all is restored to sparkly brightness in the world of the iPhone SDK. Developers must still deal with day-to-day limitations built into Apple's development environment.
Over 300 iPhone Apps Use Location Look-Ups - O'Reilly Radar
By Brady Forrest
[October 10, 2008]
According to Skyhook Wireless over 300 iPhone apps are location-aware as of October 3rd. According to Mobclix there are over 4,000 apps in circulation. If these numbers are correct this puts the location-aware percentage at under 10% -- far, far less than I would have suspected based on my own experience. There were 5.5 location-aware apps released per day...
Deadline for iPhoneLive Launch Pad is October 14 - O'Reilly Conferences
By Suzanne Axtell, Communications Gal
[October 10, 2008]
Have an iPhone-related app or company you're ready to unleash on the world? Do it at iPhoneLive Launch Pad, an opportunity for iPhone developers and entrepreneurs to unveil new applications and startups at a major new industry event. The October...
State-of-the-Art Websites Build an iPhone Web App and an App Store App - ...
By Dave Aiello
[October 09, 2008]
When I started writing for Inside iPhone, I promised that I'd talk about why iPhone web apps are still important. I decided to make good on that threat this week. One of the reasons that I think it's necessary to build websites that are iPhone-friendly is that lots of people will surf to your website before thinking of picking up your free app in the App Store. Do you want those people to have the somewhat-degraded user experience that comes from using a version of your website that's intended for a desktop or notebook computer?
iPhoneLive Preview Webcast Scheduled for Oct. 14 - O'Reilly Conferences
By Suzanne Axtell, Communications Gal
[October 09, 2008]
Conference program co-chairs Bill Dudney and Raven Zachary will preview iPhoneLive on Tuesday, October 14 at 10:00 a.m. PDT. They'll also discuss their iPhone specialties: iPhone development and app store licensing models. Sign up for the iPhoneLive webcast here....
Does Hacking Closed Hardware Hinder Open Hardware? - O'Reilly Broadcast
By chromatic
[October 08, 2008]
I'm profoundly uncomfortable purchasing devices which, by default, do not provide the freedoms I desire. I'm starting to believe it works against my desire for open, unencumbered hardware.
