OZCHI 2011 iPhone App
We’re very happy to announce our third event application on the app store “OZCHI 2011“. It’s a tasty conference app that we built for Australia’s leading forum for work in all areas of Human-Computer Interaction and CHISIG’s (www.chisig.org) annual non-profit conference - OZCHI 2011. Similar to ACIS 2011 we’ve included a number of updates in this version of the conference application including:
- integrating Twitter functionality provided by iOS 5.0,
- adding url links to the papers,
- streamlining the information input process.
On top of these updates the app still provides conference delegates with session and location information and the ability for delegates to create their own schedule.
Make sure to check it out if you’re attending the event, or if you’d like your very own event application make sure to contact us!
ACIS 2011 iPhone App
We’re very happy to announce our third event application on the app store “ACIS 2011“. It’s a delicious conference app that we built for the Australasian Conference on Information Systems – ACIS 2011. We’ve included a number of updates in this version of the conference application including:
- integrating Twitter functionality provided by iOS 5.0,
- adding url links to the papers,
- streamlining the information input process.
On top of these updates the app still provides conference delegates with session and location information and the ability for delegates to create their own schedule.
Make sure to check it out if you’re attending the event, or if you’d like your very own event application make sure to contact us!
C&T 2011 iPhone App
We’re very happy to announce our second conference app on the app store “C&T 2011“. It’s a tasty app that we built for the 5th International Conference on Communities and Technologies. We’ve improved on the ACIS conference app, by adding:
- automatic session and timetable updates,
- a live conference twitter stream,
- an information page and
- a launch pad home screen.
On top of these updates the app still provides conference delegates with session and location information and the ability for delegates to create their own schedule.
Make sure to check it out if you’re attending the event, or if you’d like your very own event application make sure to contact us!
ACIS 2010 iPhone App
We’re thrilled to announce our very first app on the app store “ACIS 2010“. It’s an app built for Australasian Conference on Information Systems (ACIS), and it provides conference delegates with session and location information and the ability for them to save their favourite events.
After releasing the app on 1st Dec, 2010, we have received numerous positive feedback about the app.
“Love the #ACIS2010 iPhone app …” by Amaya
“Very nice iPhone app.” by Kieren
It’s such a great start for us, we can’t wait to develop more apps for everyone in the future.
How to Find Unique Device ID (UDID)
Every iPhone, iPod touch and iPad has a unique ID number associated with it, known as a UDID (Unique Device ID). The UDID is a 40 character string with the combination of letters and numbers, and it is tied to a single device, similar to a serial number.
UDID should look something like this:
2b6f0cc904d137be2e1730235f5664094b831186
Step 1: Connect your device to your computer and launch iTunes.
Step 2: In iTunes, select your iPhone/iPad/iPod touch in the Devices section and navigate to the Summary tab.
Step 3: Click on the text that says Serial Number. It should change to say Identifier (UDID).
Step 4: Finally, press Command + C (Ctrl + C if you’re on a windows machine) to copy the UDID to your clipboard and you can paste it into an email or message.
On a side note: If you are sending your UDID to developers, it would be good to say what type of device it is, like iPhone 4, or iPhone 3G. It would help developers to create provisioning files later on.