As expected, Steve Jobs announced the new iPhone 4 today at the World Wide Developers Conference. Steve called it “the most beautiful thing we’ve ever created.”

As part of the iPhone 4 introduction today at WWDC 2010, Apple’s Steve Jobs announced a name change for the operating system that powers an increasing number of their mobile devices — goodbye iPhone OS, hello iOS. And it’s coming June 21.

publiyou™ is a online publishing platform for tablet devices. The idea is to allow users, with no experience developing applications, to publish in a few minutes beautiful digital editions directly on those devices simply by uploading their publications or documents. Users with no design experience will also be able to use online tools for easily edit basic documents and templates.

With the iPad unique features and publiyou™ interface designed to get the maximum productivity from the the large touch screen, the users will reach incredible reading experience of magazines, catalogs, portfolios, reports and more.

If you are using the iPhone Tab Bar in your application, but you need to hide the Tab Bar in any specific situation. And you’re using TTNavigator (Three20h) to manage yours View Controllers. This is a very easy task.

Mañana, a las 19hs. en el Ciudad Cultural Konex (1º piso, Auditorio 630 de Sarmiento 3131, Capital Federal),  se realizará el PVN 14, el primero del 2010. En esta edición una charla con inversores sobre la manera de conseguir capital para una empresa. Estaremos presentes, nos vemos allá.

Here some fresh images of the amazing new product from Apple. Visit Apple web site for more information and don’t forget to see Steve’s keynotes.

The simplest way is to read the image header (metadata). Our open source project Photoshop Framework recently implemented a function that performs this task in a very simple way.

See this post in stackoverflow to see the code for this function specifically and other useful information.

This function is implemented only for PNG images. Not yet implemented for other image formats, developers are welcome. The project is Open Source under the GNU License.

Note: This function doesn’t work with iPhone compressed PNGs, this compression is automatically performed by XCode and change the image header, see more details here and how to disable this feature: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1751896

Future versions of PSFramework will interpret this headers too, stay tuned.

Para encontrar el ID de tu iPhone usando el iTunes (Windows/Mac) siga los siguientes pasos:

1. Abrir el iTunes con el iPhone conectado via USB.
   
2. En la pagina principal de conexión con el iPhone (Summary) ubicar la información Serial Number.
   
   
   
3. Hacer un click en la palabra Serial Number.
4. La información va a cambiar para Identifier (UDID).
   

5. Para copiar esta información presione command + C (o control + C en Windows)
   y pegue donde desee.