Adapt ADK-200 iPAD/iPhone 4 Bluetooth Keyboard Manual
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Packing Includes:
1 Adapt ADK-200 iPAD/iPhone 4 Bluetooth keyboard
2 IPAD/IPHONE 4 case (optional)
3 ADK-200 English Manual
4 USB charging cable for use with the ADK-200 Mini USB keyboard version (The Apple 30-pins version does not have a charging cable included, you can use the iPAD/iPhone 4’s original Cable)
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iPad Human Interface Guidelines
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iPad runs iPhone OS 3.2, and iPad applications use many of the same UIKit views and controls you used in your iPhone application. This makes your experience in iPhone application development (and your knowledge of iPhone Human Interface Guidelines) very valuable. Built on this familiar foundation, iPad ushers in a new user experience that differs significantly from the iPhone user experience. With its large screen and its compelling, highly interactive interface, iPad offers you a unique opportunity to create a new class of applications. Expect to spend a large portion of your development time absorbing the iPad user experience and using this insight to design an application that feels at home on the device.
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iPad in Business Security Overview
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iPad can securely access corporate services and protect data on the device. It provides strong encryption for data in transmission, proven authentication methods for access to corporate services, and encryption for all data stored on the device. iPad also provides secure protection through the use of passcode policies that can be enforced and delivered over the air. And if the device falls into the wrong hands, users and IT administrators can initiate a remote wipe command to help ensure that private information is erased.
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Introducing Universal Applications for iPhone OS
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Introduction
With the introduction of iPad, iPhone SDK 3.2 now supports development of three types of applications: iPhone apps, iPad apps and Universal apps.
• iPhone Applications. iPhone applications are optimized to run on iPhone and iPod touch. These applications run on iPad in their original resolution or can be optionally set to be pixel- doubled to accommodate for the larger display.
• iPad Applications. iPhone SDK 3.2 supports the development of iPad applications that are optimized to take advantage of iPad features, but run only on iPad.
• Universal Applications. iPhone SDK 3.2 supports the development of Universal applications. A Universal app is optimized to run on all iPhone OS devices—it’s essentially an iPhone app and an iPad app built as a single binary.
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The iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad Development Guide
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The iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad combine innovative new computing technologies with a completely new business model. Technologically, developing for the iPhone family is challenging but rewarding. The development environment is loosely based on the Mac, with some extensions and limitations, but the user environment is innovative and encourages creative and novel experiences.
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iPad Programming – A Quick-Start Guide for iPhone Developers (Extract)
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From iPhone to iPad
Before you write a line of code for your iPad app, you need to hold the device in your hands. You need to feel the device melt away as you become immersed in an app. The app you are using gets out of your way as you get involved in an activity it enables. That’s the kind of app we want you to write.
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iPhone Development Guide – Tools & Languages IDEs
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To develop iPhone applications, you use Xcode, Apple’s first-class integrated development environment (IDE). Xcode provides all the tools you need to design your application’s user interface and write the code that brings it to life. As you develop your application, you run it on your computer, an iPhone, or an iPod touch. This document describes the iPhone application development process. It also provides information about becoming a member of the iPhone Developer Program, which is required to run applications on devices for testing.
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