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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Nice examples - pretty clear text)
『This book has well thought out examples that are nicely presented. It presents some key topics that most books shy away from, and it presents them clearly. Most notably, it has a good example of an app with a table within a nav bar within a tab bar. This is a very common app pattern and is presented here clearly and with good explanation. I don't think any other book does this quite as well.』

(Good Book, Great Visualization, Lack Information)
『I would like to say that this book is great. It's definitely a great book for beginners.
The book teaches how to do the basic stuff such as navigation controllers, table views and simple stuff such as buttons, images, view controllers, etc.
However, I noticed this book seemed to be rushed...for example, the author teaches how to make the navigation bar disappear
using the viewWillAppear method but then doesn't tell you how to get it back and where to place code (PAGE 178).
I found out that you must incorporate setNavigatioBarHidden:NO animated:YES to view didLoad method in the second view controller just to get the Navigation Bar back.
It was frustrating to search through the net and then figure it out on your own.

I recommend this book for absolute beginners, who would like to tinker but not for production.
Although the author has written a decent book, I hope that the author realizes that improvements are needed such as:

1) Completing methods when they are introduced.
2) Help the reader understand why they are doing some things introduced.
3) Check the book for logical reasoning in the reader's perspective, such as the aformentioned navigationbar.
4) If a publishing company rushes the author to print an unfinished book, then the author needs to find a new publisher.』

(Easy to Follow and Understand)
『As someone with Java and C experience, I find that the author did a good job relating Java and C to Objective-C.
I enjoyed that the author provided step by step, with pictures, on how to create an application for the iPhone, and how different components work together.
It is the best book to show how to implement Pickers (and I have three other books that I am using to learn how to develop for the iPhone).
Thanks to the author, I was able to create a working timer picker, and at the same time understand what I was doing.
Mr. DDD is expecting a literary writing, but for technical people like us, we get the concepts that the author is trying to convey.』

(A good book for beginner and advanced user, worth buying)
『It's an attractive book with a lot of full graphics. For a new developers, this book provides all source codes for each project. For advanced users , there are probably enough tips, tricks,

Thanks,


Richard』

(Not recommended)
『I feel quite sorry for anyone using this as their main, or even worse, sole, resource from which to learn iPhone development. There many small niggles with the book and some material errors.

Annoyances:

- the code presentation, whilst using monospaced font, uses short indentation (usually two spaces) and makes almost no use of whitespace lines to separate methods, declarations etc. Conversely, methods are written with extra inline spaces in places where there usually is none.
- there is an underlying assumption that the reader will be familiar with Java, with many references such as "Java does x", or "Java doesn't do y" etc.
- inconsistent use of the terms 'function' and 'method' which should really be kept quite separate at this level.
[- there is no @package compiler directive in Obj-C (p47). Furthermore, even bringing in @private, @public, and @protected at the start of the book needlessly complicates things.]
[NOTE: this was an error on my part, and I apologize for that. There is indeed an @package directive for 64-bit implementations. This is covered in some Apple docs, but not in others (see discussion thread below for further comments)].
- the chapter on C, whilst it would make a useful appendix if it was written well, is billed as a refresher. Some, perhaps many, people coming to iPhone programming may have some Java experience, but it's a fair bet that many do not have C experience and really need a different treatment than a C 'refresher'.
- needless disquisition on C pointers etc. It would be fair to discuss the asterisk syntax in Obj-C and mention that it relates to C pointers, but the new programmer is probably well served to treat classes and objects in Cocoa/Obj-C at their face vaue as OO constructs and not bother digging too deeply into their C antecedents until they're well advanced in their studies.
- there is a tendency to explain points - sometimes quite intricate points - using the same kind of language and technical wording as is made in the original point.
- there is no need to go into the definition of Obj-C categories in the early part of the book - it's too much, too soon. The same point applies somewhat to discussion of dynamic binding, dynamic typing, method overloading, method overriding, inheritance (yes, they can be covered but the approach taken is really quite blunt and seems to assume a lot of background knowledge).
- wordy, and ultimately very confusing, discussion of why using @property/@sythesize (more generally, accessors/mutators) helps with memory management. The underlying point is valid but the choice of when and how to tackle it seems quite misguided.

In marked contrast to three other books* in the beginner category I feel this author fails to empathize with his target audience or really understand what their aims are and where their conceptual problems might lie. There is an awkwardness and distance in the treatment of the subject and a tendency to 'throw the kitchen sink' at the reader that I think could really cause some problems down the road.


The really annoying stuff:

- comments about MM on p9: "You can use something called autorelease, which makes memory management a little easier, but even autorelease is not recommended". Autorelease isn't about making memory management easier, per se, but even then the author goes on to use it in contrived situations, despite warning against this (see below).

- using -retainCount method (p55) when it is widely understood to be of no use to the app programmer and cautioned against in the apple documentation (the author does put a note stating "there is no reason to call retainCount" but it is plainly misleading to state "I use retainCount to illustrate Objective-C memory management" - it's one of the worst ways to do this).

- setting up your own autorelease pool to bypass the supposed problems with memory management (p59). To get over the "tiresome and error-prone" manual managing of reference counts the author creates an autorelease pool, puts an object into it, and then releases the pool. All this instead of simply releasing the object itself after he has used it.

- in the protocols discussion (p74): "Remember, in Objective-C, you send a message and if nobody can handle the message, nothing happens." This is misleading, particularly if taken out of context. It's true that certain methods can be made optional in protocols (unlike, as we're told, with Java interfaces) so not implementing the optional methods will cause no harm. In general Obj-C terms, though, sending a message that can't be handled or forwarded will lead to a runtime crash.

There are enough half truths, misconceptions, inconsistencies and outright errors of fact in this book to really sow the seeds of confusion and doubt amongst its readership. I have returned my copy of the book to Amazon for a refund as I could not recommend it for any courses I teach.


*strongly recommend instead (any two of the three would give a good grounding with an alternate viewpoint):

Goldstein's Dummies book
Mark and LaMarche's iPhone dev book (SDK 3.0 version)
Pragmatic Programmers iPhone dev book (due to be released Sep '09; pdf has been available for many months)』
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Develop your own iPhone applications

Ideal for non-Mac programmers, this introductory guide shows developers how to create applications for the world's most popular smart phone. You will learn how to use�a modified version of�the Mac development environment, the Objective-C programming language, and the Xcode development tools.

Nearly every chapter ofiPhone SDK Programming: A Beginner's Guideconsists of a self-contained project, with the corresponding Xcode available for download and modification. The book is designed around the concept of accomplishing specific, discrete programming tasks for deployment on the iPhone.

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(Most useless iPhone development book out there.)
『This book is horrible. Many key object descriptions are just one sentence. Every time I turn to this book for a solution I come away disapointed and continue my search somewhere else.

spend you money somewhere else, this book is not worth the cost of printing.』

(I got this book for the webkit section, but...)
『I'm the type of person who loves to see full source examples instead of just being fed the concepts. Unfortunately this book gives a snippet here and a snippet there and does not build up an example you can latch onto to say "yes I got that concept down in practice." This book could be so much more....』

(Good for web apps, or experienced Objective-C programmers)
『This is the only book I know of that covers how to create web apps (ie. web sites that are specially designed to work on the iPhone and look similar to an actual application, but are not actually applications you install on the phone). It provides a good jumping off point and reference on how to do that. In fact, half of the book is dedicated to it, so if that's what you're looking to do, this is the book for you.

However, if you want to write iPhone applications that you actually install on the phone and could sell through the AppStore, I'd suggest you find a different book unless you are a very experienced Objective-C programmer. I've programmed for 20+ years, in a variety of languages, including for mobile devices, but never in Objective-C or for the iPhone. After reading a review of this book on Slashdot, I thought this would be a great way to learn how to code for the iPhone. I couldn't have been more wrong. The book does give you all the basics, including a short intro to Xcode and interface builder, but this half of the book seems disorganized, rambling, and doesn't provide enough detail for a seasoned, but new to the platform, programmer to pick up what they'd need to be able to really develop an actual app. The examples are extremely rudimentary, and right when I thought I was past the elementary ones and getting into the "real guts" of iPhone programming, the book starts giving overviews of the other frameworks, leaving me with just enough knowledge to write a few variations of "hello world" type apps, but not enough to really understand how to get things wired up properly.

If you're new to Objective-C programming and want to develop apps for the iPhone, I'd recommend Programming in Objective-C 2.0 (2nd Edition) (which actually has a small section about iPhone programming, but this is more to learn Obj-C and as a reference), and Beginning iPhone Development: Exploring the iPhone SDK (a new edition of the book comes out revised and updated for the 3.0 SDK on July 20th, 2009)』

(great way to start running with iphone app development)
『I think this book is great. iPhone development is very complex, and the authors of this book make it accessible by giving diving into enough detail to make you productive quickly while gently introducing the more complicated concepts in later chapters.

Like other reviewers, I'm more interested in SDK development than web. However, chapters 10-19 are devoted solely to that purpose, and you miss nothing by starting directly on chapter 10, and always having the web development portion there should you ever need it. This really is two books in one.』

(A very basic introductory book to iphone programming.)
『My major complain is that it either left out the important stuff or only roughly addressed them. For example, NSException handling is not even mentioned in the book.』
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"The entry to the world of iPhone." -Aiden Montgomery, Wile Ltd.

"If you're new to iPhone development, this is your book!" -Larry C. Whipple, Mobile Productivity, Inc.

"Get this book. It's pure gold." -Martijn Dashorst, Author of Wicket in Action

"The quick&easy guide." -Premkumar Rajendran, HCL Technologies

"The only book on iPhone development I will ever need." -Rama Krishna Vavilala, Author of ASP.NET AJAX in Action

The iPhone explodes old ideas of a cell phone. Its native SDK offers a remarkable range of features including easy-to-build graphical objects, a unique navigation system, and a built-in database, all on a location-knowledgeable device. Websites and web apps can now behave like native iPhone apps, with great network integration.

iPhone in Action is an in-depth introduction to both native and web programming for the iPhone. You'll learn how to turn your web pages into compelling iPhone web apps using WebKit, iUI, and Canvas. The authors also take you step by step into more complex Objective-C programming. They help you master the iPhone SDK including its UI and features like accelerometers, GPS, the Address Book, SQLite, and many more. Using Apple's standard tools like Dashcode, Xcode, and Interface Builder, you'll learn how to best use both approaches: iPhone web and SDK programming. This book is intended as an introduction to its topics. Proficiency with C, Cocoa, or Objective-C is helpful but not required.

What's Inside A comprehensive tutorial for iPhone programming Web development, the SDK, and hybrid coding Over 60 web, Dashcode, and SDK examples

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『Looking for an easy way to mount a GPS navigator, iPod®, or other portable in your vehicle? This Pro.Fit VSM G3 vehicle-specific mount installs neatly in a convenient spot in your car and puts your device within easy reach, without altering the interior of your vehicle -- good news if you lease your car. You can expect a great-looking, professionalfit every time. The VSM G3 mounting bracket features a slim profile, so it's hardly noticeable when nothing's attached to it. The bracket comes with two adapters that attach to the molded ball at its tip, so you can pivot your device to the perfect angle. The A Plate adapter attaches to Pro.Fitdevice holders for items like iPods or plug-and-play satellite radios, while the durable ball-tipped J Stem adapter acts as a 3" extension arm for even more mounting options. The molded ball even attaches directly to the back of a Garmin nüvi navigator. This new G3 design allows you to use adapters and optional device holders for quick, easy swapping of devices on your dash. For instance, switch from your iPhone to your portable navigator when you start a trip, then switch back when you get home. The VSM G3 makes it easy -- no tools needed. Each Pro.Fit VSM G3 comes with comprehensive installation instructions. Please enter your vehicle information or call an Advisor at 1-888-955-6000 to verify that this model is compatible with your vehicle. Lifetime warranty.』

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(Great for the Motorcycle)
『The mount is great for the motorcycle because it keeps the IPOD dirt free and dry. The only suggestion I have is that it needs an adaptor hole to plug in the earphones or speakers. My husband made a small hole himself and it still works great!』
『The mount is made of marine grade powder coated aluminum. The case, made from high strength composite, is a waterproof box with a clear Flex-Lens allowing you to press and operate the buttons of your device when secured in the Aqua Box. The box offers the ability to lock the device inside with a small keyed padlock (not included). Your device sits inside safe from the elements! This Aqua Box measures: 2 7/8" Wide, 5 3/4" Tall, 1 3/16" Thick.A rear port can be removed for running power cables too.』

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(Car charger for iPhone 3GS)
『This car charger works great for my iPhone 3GS.
For a 3rd party charger, it feels solid, good quality, and durable.
I've had other cheap 3rd party chargers that feel cheap and don't last long.
It was shipped quickly.
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(great quality, great price)
『typical Belkin superior quality. this product will outlast all the cheaper and poorer-quality iPhone chargers available on other sites like eBay. use it every day in my vehicle, no complaints.』

(Works jsut like it's supposed to)
『I have only used this charger once since I haven't owned my iPhone that long. I have always been pleased with the quality of Belkin products and the price was right too.
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『Purchased other products that end up being
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my Subaru.』

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『I had a cheap (under $5) charger for my iPhone before this and it only lasted a few months. I decided to spend a little more this time around to get something that is reliable. So far this one looks like it will hold up well for a long period of time.』
『Keep your iPhone or iPod charged while in the car. The Auto Charger provides unlimited play, call, and standby time.』
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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Everything is great EXCEPT forget getting text messages!)
『I bought this clock and loved it in almost every way. It was a little too big but I could get over that. Setting the alarm is really great&easy&there are several settings for brighness, a monday-friday alarm setting, dual alarm setting, and I could put my iphone on the charger without fussing with the dock, HOWEVER this clock does not let you recieve text messages while your iphone is charging so I returned it. This is highly annoying and disappointing that Phillips does that with this model alarm clock. There is another model alarm clock also made by phillips that does not have the annoying text probelem, however that model has a very strange way of deactivating the alarm when you set it to the radio alarm setting. All in all after buying lots of iphone alarm clocks and trying them at home I'm quite disappointed. They all seem to be a) too big and clunky b)80% of them wont let you hear your text messages c) make it hard to simply put your phone on the charger d) Way too expensive !! I dont neccessarily need the alarm clock to have the latest in stereo sound. For all the people considering an ihome alarm clock, I havent found an ihome alarm clock yet that will allow you to hear text messages so if this is important to you watch out for that too.』

(Perfect for Me)
『I bought this primarily to charge my iPhone at night, and as a new alarm clock. I love how the alarm starts of very quiet (I almost can't even hear it), and very gradually gets louder. So much nicer to wake to instead of the loud obnoxious old thing I'd been using for 25 years. The iphone fits nicely, even with a slim case on it. The buttons to control the iphone can be a bit slow to react, but not an issue for me. Also love the sleep timer so that I can listen to music as I go to sleep and it turns off automatically. You can even set the snooze interval.』

(Best iPhone Alarm Clock there is ... by a mile)
『Let me start by saying that I have used most brands of iPhone alarm clock docking stations - including Luna, iHome, Sony, and Logitech. All of these suffered design flaws that were deal breakers for me (they may have had features that the Philips does not have -- but I didn't really need). Flaws included -- just not working as an alarm clock (logitech), being HUGE (iHome), being cheap/ugly looking (sony), and not offering good physical support of the phone (Sony, iHome, Luna). The Philips is a great clean looking unit - that your phone sits flush with -- it offers support in the back of the phone so if you accidentally hit your phone while it is on the dock you dont have to worry about damaging the connector. The Orange light is nice (and adjustable) - the day and date are displayed, there are separate alarms (customizable to weekdays, weekends or all days).
Now is it the best speaker system for your phone ?-- Not by a mile (there is no remote, the sound is only okay) -- but for a bedside alarm clock there is nothing on the market that compares to this. If that is what you need - buy this!!!』

(it is iphone 3gs compatible)
『I found this to be a worth while product. I havent had any problems with it out of the box. The Philips description is very accurate. Somethings not mentioned are: it is 3gs compatible, it will charge new iphones. Only thing it says on mine is IPOD instead of IPHONE - this is mentioned in manual. If you have a problem with the buttons (play,skip), just reset your iphone. Draw back is it does tend to fall forward, a couple of rubber feet under speakers in front will fix that. It takes a little getting used to, but that is common with most electronics. I havent unplugged mine but the other reviewer states it has a capacitor which makes sense since it doesnt have battery back up. Overall I am very happy with it, the sound is very good for a clock radio and the look is great since it matches the iphone.』

(Mixed bag... mostly good.)
『I purchased this item at Target on an impulse. I'm reasonably pleased and will keep it.


Pros:

- The sound really is surprisingly good, and gets fairly loud without distortion. This, combined with the low severity of the Cons, is why I'm keeping it.

- The display is a nice color and brightness. The middle of three settings works day or night.

- Overall it looks nice and is a little more understated than it looks in the product photos.

- While it doesn't have a backup battery, it apparently has some kind of capacitor instead. I.e., it will keep time during a power outage, even without a backup battery. How long is anyone's guess, and it's not mentioned in the manual, but I unplugged mine for 15 minutes to position it where I wanted it and it kept the time. That's a good thing.


Cons:

- The buttons are ridiculous. You simply must memorize where they all are, and you can't tell them apart by feel either. The whole top and left are covered in a bar of buttons (crazy because there are really only three on top and four on the left side), making it somewhat hard to dock the iPhone. Everywhere you want to touch to stabilize the clock is actually a button. Fortunately the unit weighs just enough that you can usually just push down on the phone, as long as you line it up carefully.

- The build quality of the face is poor. The face is a plastic sheet that's glued on, and it's peeling up from the edges. It's not noticeable unless I look carefully, but it's not really reasonable on an $80+ clock-radio.

- If you have the phone plugged in, and turn on the power (i.e., the speakers, as the clock is always on), it starts playing music on the phone's iPod app. If the power is on, and you plug in the phone, it starts playing music on the phone. There's no way to plug the phone in and turn the speakers on without the phone starting to play iPod songs. This isn't a huge deal, but I plug my phone in and go to sleep to a noise generator app (Ambience) and it's annoying to have to plug in, wait about a second for it to kick on the iPod tunes, and then hit the stop button on the radio. On the flip side, after I go through that nightly button-pushing routine, it sounds very good and fills the bedroom better and with more clarity and less plasticky boominess than the Sharper Image noise machine I used to use (and that machine was twice the size). And I can find the play/stop button now... with middle finger touching the phone, it's under the index finger.


So a mixed bag, but if you want something that looks pretty good and sounds good, you might like it. Certainly most of the other options are horribly ugly and often sound bad too. I just wish they had been smarter about the buttons, both how the work and how they are made. I use it to charge my phone at night while playing sounds from the phone, and to display the time. It works for that once I get used to its button quirkiness.』
『Start a pleasant day with your iPhone/iPod tunes on the Philips Docking entertainment system DC315 with dual alarms. Featuring multiple sources, the stylish system lets you wake up to music of your choice from portable devices and radio.

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Bass Reflex Speaker System for big sound in a small package.

Dual alarm with weekday and weekend settings.

Enjoy your music from multiple sources

MP3 Link auxiliary input for portable music playback
The MP3 link 3.5mm auxiliary input allows you to play back external audio devices, such as MP3 players. Enjoy music from all your devices through this great-sounding system.

Play and charge your iPhone/iPod
Enjoy your favorite MP3 music while charging your iPhone/iPod. Dock your device and enjoy your favorite music in superb stereo sound. It also charges your iPhone/iPod while it plays, so you can enjoy your music and not worry about draining your battery.

FM digital tuning with presets
Enjoy digital FM radio when you feel like a break from your music collection. Press and hold the preset button to memorize a frequency, for quick access to your favorite radio stations.

Start the day your way

Wake up to your iPhone/iPod music or radio tunes
Wake to your favorite tunes, or your favorite morning or news show.

Dual alarm with weekday and weekend settings
Designed with modern day lifestyles in mind, this clock radio has a dual alarm feature, allowing you to set different alarm times for weekdays and weekends or even vary the alarm settings for couples. The alarm settings can be tailored for the same alarm times for the entire week from Monday to Sunday. Or you can set the alarm for an early start on weekdays from Monday to Friday, and lazy lie-ins for Saturday and Sundays. Whichever you choose, there's no need to fiddle with setting different alarm times every single night.

Gentle wake up call with an increasing alarm volume
Nobody likes to be jarred out of sweet slumber, so the DC315 features a gradually increasing alarm volume.

Rich and clear sound experience

Bass Reflex speakers deliver a powerful, deeper bass
The Bass Reflex Speaker System delivers a deep bass experience from a compact loudspeaker box system. It features a bass pipe that is acoustically aligned to the woofer to optimize the low frequency roll-off of the system. The result is deeper controlled bass and lower distortion. The system works by resonating the air mass in the bass pipe to vibrate like a conventional woofer, extending the low end.

2x4W RMS total output power
Get 2 x 4 Watts RMS total output power from this compact system.

What's in the Box
DC315 main unit, Power cord, AC adaptor, MP3 link cable, User manual, Quick start guide』
『Start a pleasant day with your iPhone/iPod tunes on the Philips Docking entertainment system DC315 with dual alarms. Featuring multiple sources, the stylish system lets you wake up to music of your choice from portable devices and radio.』