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(The Mossberg segment Product evaluation of Apple's IPhone)

『Walter Mossberg ace technology reporter evaluates largely positively Apple's latest surprise, its IPhone. He in the course of this explains that Steven Jobs loves to surprise, bring the unexpected product to the world. Apple is riding high with Mackintosh, IPod and now IPhone. Mossberg gives us a chance to see the new highest resolution screen for a hand-held phone device. He says it was difficult at first but then in five days he mastered the virtual keyboard and was sending messages at an acceptable speed. He also explains the drawbacks of the phone including its connection with AT&T and reception in areas where that is not a prime server. Mossberg is sure of himself, articulate and quite humorless. Charlie Rose does his usual job of asking the right questions.
I know nothing about IPhones or Pods do not own a hand- held device. But it was interesting for me to hear the way Mossberg talks and thinks.』
『First, a discussion about Apple's iPhone with Walter Mossberg, principal technology columnist for the Wall Street Journal. || Next, another discussion about Apple's iPhone with John Heilemann, contributing editor of New York Magazine&Steven Levy, technology columnist for Newsweek. || Finally, Sunday on Friday, a review of the week's notable events and people with Martha Raddatz of ABC News, Nina Totenberg of National Public Radio, Eric Pooley managing editor of Fortune and Jane Arraf of NBC Nightly News.

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(Good starter book with a few rough edges...)

『Long ago, in a life far far away, I was a C programmer. I learned C, caught onto the beginnings of C++ and then changed my career path to that of an Oracle DBA. Now, I find myself interested in Objective-C programming. Go figure.

I picked up Neal's book as the second book in my effort to both relearn the C programming language (and C++ and Objective C, etc..). As an author myself (of Oracle Database books), I found this book to be a worthy effort and a good start in my Objective-C life.

I found the beginning chapters (Parts I, II and III) to be quite well done and while I found a few minor mistakes, they were pretty obvious and easy to figure out. I would say that Parts I, II and III are above average in their quality and completeness. The code examples are quite complete and I don't believe I found a single mistake in the code in these parts (though a few mistakes in the text were found). I did find some descriptions lacking clarity, but this was not a constant problem. I have high hopes that these issues will be addressed in the next release of this book which I see is due soon. If I were judging this book on Parts I, II and III it would get 4.0 stars. One thing I do wish is that Neal would comment his code (or, at least, that the download code would have comments in it). He does provide good explanations on what the individual code snippets do, but I'd like to have ready-made comments in the code itself. Not a big deal, I added them myself. Still, commenting is good coding practice and I'd like to have seen that demonstrated here.

I wish I could say the same about Part IV, frankly. I get the sense that perhaps Neal was working within either page count constraints or time constraints (as an author I understand and respect both).

In Part IV we get into more advanced concepts and a much bigger example application (and cooler!). It is in this part that we find some missing code (mostly stuff in the header files) and some resulting frustration. Additionally I find the descriptions in this part to be less informative and complete than in the previous parts of the book.

Finally in Parts I through III, the code is re-compilable at several points along the path of development. This makes it easy to see what your changes are actually doing in the resulting application. I find this less so in part IV, which might be just part of the nature of the app, but I think that it might more be a factor of whatever caused part IV to feel a bit haphazard when juxtaposed to the other parts.

I think Part IV introduces some very important concepts and ideas and I'm a bit disappointed in it. So, 3 stars for Part IV.

Overall, I recommend this book for someone like me. You should have a basic understanding of C++ (objects, methods, messages, etc) and you should be ready to do a little digging in Part IV (which from a learning point-of-view might not be all that bad of a thing). I'll probably buy the new edition when it comes out and see how it has changed. Good job Neal!』

(The worst kind of tutorial possible)

『The first hundred of pages are devoted to all sorts of theory and general considerations, I was struggling with sleep when reading them. I never saw that amount of fluff in any other iPhone development book.

The author believes that creating a "Hello world" application would be too trivial and so creates an application that does exactly the same as a HelloWorld one would do, except of displaying the "hello world" message. How illuminating can be that, I don't know.

The reader is invited to write the very first lines of code on page 124 only. By page 140, when the reader had an opportunity to write about a dozen lines of code, the author hits a substantial problem, created by himself, with user interface and starts throwing at the reader things like notifications (a topic that most books would leave for one of the final chapters).

I regret that I've purchased this book, but now I will keep it as an example how tutorials should *not* be written.』

(Excellent 'Paint-by-Numbers' Overview)

『I'm not an expert in Objective-C or in object oriented software programming. Following this book with step by step interactions with the content gave me the confidence to dream how to build my own iPhone application, which is something I plan to do.

Overall, I would have to say that this was a great overview of the Apple iPhone SDK and through the practical projects included in the book, was a competent confidence builder. Readers with relatively limited skill like me can follow the feature development logic and implement the lessons for 'stickier' learning. Neal does a great job of helping us take baby steps and then reviews what we've just learned too.

In this book you build the ReturnToMe application which provides a mechanism for lost iPhones to be returned to their rightful owners, gradually adding functionality along the way while learning about the iPhone SDK and Objective-C. Later, Neal reviews his experience with a more sophisticated application integrating web content and table data.』

(Could be much better)

『Although I have some experience in programming, I found the book a bit confusing in the first part. In the following parts it improves a lot, but some damage on your motivation is already done.』

(Good book for learning iPhone development.)

『A good book to start iPhone programming. It provides needed background information and basic information needed to understand and become proficient in developing for the iPhone. Also it reminds the developer of the UI principles that should be accounted for when creating an iPhone application.

One slight negative is that the book covers the older SDK and will be better when updated for the 3.0 SDK.

I would recommend the book to new iPhone developers. The developer will probably want to add an Objective-C reference book to their collection as a companion to this book.』
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Make the most of the new 3.1 OS and Apple's Xcode 3.2! Neal Goldstein shows you how, and even illustrates the process with one of his own apps that's currently being sold. Even if you're not a programming pro, you can turn your bright idea into an app you can market, and Neal even shows you how to get it into the App Store!

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Want to go further?— explore what goes into industrial-strength apps

Open the book and find:

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How to debug your app
What's new in iPhone 3.1 and Xcode 3.2
What goes into a good interface for a small device
How applications work in the iPhone environment
Why you must think like a user
What the App Store expects of you
What makes a great iPhone app

Visit the book's companion Web site at www.dummies.com/go/iphoneappdevfd2e for source code and additional information on iPhone app development』

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(New iPhone User)

『REVIEW : Mr. Clark must be given a star for the apps he has chosen to display. There is a handy table of contents that lists more than two hundred apps. The price for apps will run between $5.00 and $20.00, though many are free or under $3.00 and all can be ordered on line. The book is easy to use, it's only 6" X 8" and about three eights of an inch thick, so may be carried as an easy reference. The front edge of each page is colored to serve as an easy topic division. The ideas and suggestions are easily understood so the book is usable for the novice, yet worded cleverly to appeal likewise to the professional. In addition to the list of contents, the short App Index is practical for effortless location of sought after apps. One must know the apps name to find success.

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PRO - The chosen best of some 8000 Apps were described, per page opening. In addition, separated by vertical dotted line, a very similar app is shown with price and version given in both cases.
CON - Some two hundred apps that shine with creative and productive activity are shown but because of growth in numbers, it will be difficult to keep abreast.

MOOSE RATING - 5』

(May be good for newbies)

『I was looking for a book to locate specialized apps in foreign language, human biology and anatomy and other academic topics. This was not the book. It's OK for everyday apps in areas like games(though it leaves out my favorites) and entertainment (though I come up with next to nothing for my location-people who live in places like SF or NYC would blame my location). If you're looking for general purpose apps, and you're new to the iPhone, this would be a good choice. If you've had your iPhone/iPod Touch for a while, you probably have what you want and/or know how to find it. Contrary to another review, the book does have an index, but it is woefully inadequate. It is, however, a visually attractive book. If you like looking at illustrations of iPhone screens, this is the book for you.』

(Best iphone Apps)

『You can get reviews like this for free on the internet. The book is good because you can browse the pages, however, there are very few apps to look at. Overall, it is well written and has good pictures.』

(Just okay)

『I ordered this book thinking it would help with organizing applications. Turns out that browsing the internet delivered far better directions and leads. It's good for total beginners who are daunted with all the possibilities.』

(Great reference!)

『This book had many great app ideas. I downloaded quite a few that I use a lot!』
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