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Give us the API and we'll show you how to do it

Posted on Friday, June 11, 2010

I'm talking about the app Apple recently has put on download for free, iTunes Connect Mobile (iTC), for developers/publishers to track their sales on iTunes Stores.

With all the hopes Apple updates and brings more usefulness in this app in future, here's my review: Seriously, this is the thing every developer wanted on their iPhones. Apple has been rejecting third party app sales tracking apps forever. And what we now have, is an official app for the purpose. ( continue reading... )

YouTube Auto Replay Safari Extension

Posted on Thursday, June 10, 2010

Adds an Auto Replay option on YouTube video page in your Safari 5 browser. So you no more have to create single video playlists! You can also select a portion of the video to be auto replayed. Works well with the Flash and HTML5 (hmm) YouTube player.

This is a direct port of the Auto Replay for YouTube by sridhar.pg (here) extension for Chrome. Cheers to him.

Short cuts on Start and End text input fields:

  • Up/Down key will decrement/increment time value by 1 sec. Combined with Shift will decrement/increment by 5 secs
  • Shift+Enter will take the current time of the video

Hash fragments can be used as commands. Following fragments are supported. ( continue reading... )

Nothing – A Safari 5 Extension

Posted on Thursday, June 10, 2010

This extension does nothing. MacBook Pro

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TwitPic Uploader for Mac OS X

Posted on Wednesday, April 29, 2009

TwitPic IconCreated this application a few weeks back for the sake of creating one while also improving my skills with Cocoa app development. It's a minimal, Mac OS X only, app to upload images to TwitPic after authenticating against your Twitter account.

As they say, TwitPic lets you share photos on Twitter. It let's you upload pics to TwitPic servers and optionally share them on your Twitter stream. However, this app goes a step ahead in one aspect, whereby it lets you upload almost any major image format, rather than TwitPic's only supported GIF, PNG and JPG. It uploads the image in PNG format, while also retaining the original quality. There's more! ( continue reading... )