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July 09 2010
iTranslate Plus 4.0 available: High Res images for Retina display; Chinese TTS. Get it while it's hot: itunes.apple.com/...
July 01 2010
iTranslate 4.0 uploaded to the store: High res images for retina display (looks amazing), Chinese TTS voice and general iOS4 support
May 13 2010
Sonico Mobile & Loquendo Press Release on iTranslate and Text to Speech: www.loquendo.com/...
May 06 2010
iTranslate now supports iPhone URL schemes. Check it out here: wiki.akosma.com/...
May 05 2010
iTranslate broke into #appstore US Top 100 last week. http://itranslate.cc
May 04 2010
How To: Find crash-logs for an iPhone app
If your have an application that is crashing then the developers may/should ask you to send him the crash log so they can attempt to diagnose the problem. This logfile contains information about what the application was doing before it crashed.
These log files are stored on your computer, and are copied across everytime you sync your iPhone. To find the log files do the following;
1) Sync your iPhone
2) Browse to the following folders. Note that YOUR_DEVICE will be the name if your iPhone as shown in iTunes.
Mac OS X : /Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/YOUR_DEVICE/
Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Apple computer\Logs\CrashReporter\YOUR_DEVICE\
Windows Vista: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Apple computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\YOUR_DEVICE\
3) Each log file will begin with the name of the application. Create a zip file from these applications (Mac: Right-click->Compress, Windows Right-Click->WinZip) and then email it to the developer
April 12 2010
How To: iPhone/iPad Ad Hoc Distribution
I often need to send Ad Hoc distribution builds to customers, so that they can see the app progress. Unfortunately Apple made this process quite complicated. Here's a how to from the view of a customer:
1. Find your iPhone Device ID (UDID)
Every iPhone has a unique device id and to install an Ad Hoc build you need to first send this ID to the developer. You find your device id in iTunes (when your device is connected):
2. Install the Ad Hoc build
Once you got the Ad Hoc build from the developer you need to drag & drop the *.app and the *.mobileprovision file into the iTunes Mediathek. This should work on both Mac & Windows.
3. Sync your iPhone/iPad now
If you get any error message then please note the error code and send it back to the developer.
4. Done
You should now find the app on your device !
April 03 2010
March 18 2010
Reposted by
deinalterfreund
deinalterfreund
March 09 2010
iPad User Interface thoughts
February 24 2010
“ We are the most focused company that I know of or have read of or have any knowledge of. We say no to good ideas every day. We say no to great ideas in order to keep the amount of things we focus on very small in number so that we can put enormous energy behind the ones we do choose. The table each of you are sitting at today, you could probably put every product on it that Apple makes, yet Apple’s revenue last year was $40 billion. I think any other company that could say that is an oil company. Link ”— Tim Cook, Apple COO
February 23 2010
Apple raises 3G download limit for iPhone apps from 10 to 20 MB
This seems like a small change, but for some apps this is big. One example is our iTranslate app.
On of our major goals for iTranslate is to keep the app footprint as small as possible. We have so many daily downloads that it's unthinkable for us to go over the 10 MB limit.
For the Text-To-Speech feature in iTranslate we had to implement a rather bloated client side library. Of course we could have done everything with server APIs, but we think this does not make for a good user experience.
To keep the app footprint small, we decided to implement the core TTS library in the app and download the files for the voices only after a user buys a voice (one voice has about 35 MB).
After a lot of optimizing we ended up with 9.1 MB app size. Acutally it's 4.5 MB, but Apple blows up our app size to 9.1 MB with their DRM.
The problem is that we needed to make some compromises. For example we decided to not support the Chinese TTS voice.
With the new 20 MB limit, we have more than enough additional bytes to implement some cool new features.
February 19 2010
We are the Winner...
of the 2009 Kurier Innovation Award!
iPad UI Conventions
Reposted from
openresearch
openresearchJanuary 29 2010
iTranslate awarded by Kurier! Thx to all who voted for us and also thx to the great team of Kurier kurier.at/...
January 22 2010
January 18 2010
VOTE FOR US: We are nominated for the Austrian innovation award "Goldener Stecker". http://kurier.at/plugged/voting.php
December 25 2009
iTranslate now with TEXT-TO-SPEECH: 43 voices in 16 languages. http://www.itranslate.cc
November 10 2009
Thanks for the flowers ! RT @fierceboi: Tweetie is a must as well as iTranslate. Am such a linguist after I installed the apps.
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