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jTribe worked with Metlink on their iOS app last year and completed initial development in December 2011. Since that time we have not been involved in any further development or the rollout of the version of the iPhone app that was released on the iTunes store. We were not aware of when the new PTV (previously Metlink) iPhone app was going to be released to the iTunes App Store. We would like to...
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The OpenHub has currently 5 desks available right now. If you are a Tech startup company Designer Mobile app developer And if you want be part of a community of UX experts iOS developers Android developers Digital marketing experts GIS startup Designers Ruby developers Flash developers Then apply for a desk at the...
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Happy Easter with this app form jTribe! EggRaider is an app developed by jTribe to show case the latest in mobile technology. We combined augmented reality, Facebook and game concepts to create a local mobile app for Melbourne. With the free app kids and adults alike can explore the city of Melbourne and find hidden 3D Easter eggs that are attached to landmarks around Melbourne. The app...
read morejTribe’s been working on our own iPhone and Android project, EggRaider. It’s a marker based Augmented Reality mobile application based around Melbourne. We’ve made markers around the city using Melbourne’s signs and unique landmarks. How to demo our EggRaider app Open our EggRaider app and go to the Radar screen Pull open the camera on the right hand side of the...
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jTribe has developed a mobile advertisement platform for truly local ads that are relevant to the user. Google and Apple use a traditional advertisement approach with banners in mobile apps. It seems that users don’t respond as well to this kind of advertising that works so well on the web. On mobile devices things are different. Screens are small and giving up 10% to advertisement has...
read moreLogging has always been important when debugging software. Although the debugger in XCode is very useful sometimes logging helps to get a bigger picture what is going on in your code. The basic NSLog is sometimes too chatty and dumps too much into the console. With more complex iOS apps we need an approach that allow us to switch on and off logging per module/class. DLog – the must...
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