Obviously I don't know the details but if you're going to run in a
single app mode, then complete control of the phone while your app is
running is possible without a jailbreak - it's just control whilst in
Springboard and other people's apps you need to jailbreak for.
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Mark Wilcox
m...@sor
The hardware device controls an iPhone remotely through bluetooth... not
a process Apple supports. This isn't a game controller. It is complete
control of the phone.
On 8/25/14, 5:26 PM, Mark Wilcox wrote:
I'm no jailbreaking expert but as I understood it, the issue is not that
you can't get
I'm no jailbreaking expert but as I understood it, the issue is not that
you can't get new versions of iOS quickly but that you can't install
older firmware to a device unless you have already jailbroken it. You
can't overwrite legitimate firmware with anything but newer legitimate
firmware because
Sounds like a golf shop.
On Aug 25, 2014, at 4:33 PM, Richard Miller wrote:
> If I sell you an ATM machine for your store, do you care one bit what kind of
> hardware is in it? Do you care that the PC in it can surf the net or do
> graphics work? You just want a machine that does its stated t
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Hi Richard,
Yes, I understand the 120fps thing but some marketing people were touting
120fps as being the best for totally unnoticeable flicker especially for 3D
type
120 fps is vital if you are analyzing any high-speed movement one frame
at a time. It has nothing to do with flicker.
If I sell you an ATM machine for your store, do you care one bit what
kind of hardware is in it? Do you care that the PC in it can surf the
net or do graphics work? You just wa
Thanks, Mark.
I'd heard about MDM, but this points me in the right direction for more. I
don't have Richard's needs for the custom hardware add-on, so this sounds like
it will work for my project. I'll post here as I find out more.
Cheers,
- Charles
On 25 Aug 2014, at 2:31 PM, Mark Wilcox wrote
Hi Richard,
Yes, I understand the 120fps thing but some marketing people were
touting 120fps as being the best for totally unnoticeable flicker especially
for 3D type application viewing etc. It’s overkill for the human eye
under most circumstances.
Since your buyers will know that it is an iPho
Jailbreaking is a pain, but I see no way around it. We use a custom
hardware add-on that can only communicate to the iPhone if it is
jailbroken.
As far as jailbreaking new devices is concerned, the idea is to maintain
a cloned image of an earlier jailbroken device and then restore that
image
Jailbreaking is a pain - do you really need it? I ask because iOS has a
kiosk mode - look up "Guided Access". If you have to jailbreak you
always get new devices with the latest firmware and then have to wait
for someone to create a new jailbreak.
If you retain control/ownership of the devices the
The slo-mo mode of the phone works really well. If you want to see regular
playback of a video, you can record at 30 fps. There is no point in recording
at 120 fps to see regular playback, as it will look identical to a recording
made at 30 fps. The only reason to record at 120 fps is to see slo
Hi Richard,
So, the person you sell your device to will have to
sign up for the Verizon/AT&T phone contract which
will reveal the fact that there is indeed an Apple iPhone
involved in the product? (Isn’t the 2 year contract about $2,000 total?)
If the product is not concealing the iPhone, then a
Hi Rick,
https://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/camera/
I own it and use the 120 fps slo-mo feature regularly.
This is not a contract-free arrangement. It's a conventional purchase of
an iPhone from Verizon with monthly payments.
There's no attempt to conceal the phone.
Why would Apple care what w
Read the Slow Motion entry on this page:
https://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/camera/
On Aug 25, 2014, at 2:02 PM, Rick Harrison wrote:
> http://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/specs/
>
> I only see 30fps recording and 60fps for playback for this device. (iPhone
> 5s.)
> Where are you getting 120fps tec
Hi Richard,
http://www.apple.com/iphone-5s/specs/
I only see 30fps recording and 60fps for playback for this device. (iPhone 5s.)
Where are you getting 120fps technical information for this?
Here’s the 5th Generation iPod Touch specs too.
http://www.apple.com/ipod-touch/specs.html
So as I u
This is used in a kiosk. The user never sees the phone and doesn't even
know the kiosk is powered by it.
I need the 120 fps only available in the 5s.
On 8/25/14, 12:55 PM, Rick Harrison wrote:
Hi Richard,
The iPod Touch 5th Generation and earlier down to I believe 3rd generation
all have ca
Hi Colin,
I have an iPod Touch 5th Generation and it has both front and back facing
cameras.
According to Wikipedia:
The new iSight camera has 5 megapixels and is capable of 1080p video recording
with an illuminated sensor and a LED flash. The front facing camera was also
upgraded to 1.3 mega
My guess is that he’s making use of the 120 fps camera. The iPod Touch 5th gen
does do 60 fps, which is twice the rate of the older devices, but I think it
only has a front camera.
On Aug 25, 2014, at 12:55 PM, Rick Harrison wrote:
> >The iPod Touch 5th Generation and earlier down to I believ
Hi Richard,
The iPod Touch 5th Generation and earlier down to I believe 3rd generation
all have cameras and video capability.
Why would I as a user want a one trick pony for all of that money
for a new device when a simple app that would run under iOS would
be sufficient? (Especially if I alread
I'd like to know more about the corporate distribution option as well.
Anyone here have experience with that?
My app requires jailbreaking to connect to a custom hardware device.
On 8/25/14, 12:29 PM, Charles E Buchwald wrote:
Hi Richard,
I haven't used this in a production app (one submitte
Hi Richard,
I haven't used this in a production app (one submitted to the App Store),
because as I understand it it violates the rules. But you mentioned a
jailbroken device, so I don't see any technical reason why it wouldn't work.
Have you considered the App Store scheme they have for corporate
The Android problem is the almost total lack of LC functionality for
video recording and playback.
On 8/25/14, 12:16 PM, Peter Alcibiades wrote:
Its not answering the question, but
You could get a much cheaper android phone, make the first one how you want
it, and then clone using cyanog
Need the iPhone 5s camera.
On 8/25/14, 10:13 AM, Colin Holgate wrote:
Don’t know the answer to most of your questions, but wouldn’t an iPod Touch be
cheaper?
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Hi Charles,
About the update process, I didn't know one could use this approach with
an iPhone. You are presumably talking about initially installing a small
startup app (which doesn't change), which upon startup, either goes to a
stack for the bulk of the apps functionality, or updates that s
Its not answering the question, but
You could get a much cheaper android phone, make the first one how you want
it, and then clone using cyanogenmod backup and resotre using a flash card.
Very simple process. The problem with iphone might be that someone else will
think of it if your app take
Hi Richard,
I've used iBackupbot for backups and restores when working with a few different
iOS devices. http://www.icopybot.com/itunes-backup-manager.htm It's not very
refined, but it's useful. You can use it to help with making clones by
restoring as you suggest.
I think we all struggle with
Don’t know the answer to most of your questions, but wouldn’t an iPod Touch be
cheaper?
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