[TechRepublic] Xcode iOS default application templates

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Xcode iOS default application templates at a glance The Xcode IDE suggests seven default application templates for Apple iOS developers. Read more Screenshots: Xcode application default templates Resource of the day On-Demand Webcast: HP and Intel Deliver Flexible Networking Solutions Check out this webcast to learn more about how HP and Intel are making network flexibility easy. Additional TechRepublic resources   Simple split-testing for ads in Android apps Split-tests (or A/B tests) will help you determine which ad settings or ad networks get the most revenue, as well as other things, for your Android app. Here's how to set up a split-test. Read more Poll: Did you create an Application Definition Statement for your last project? Before you do anything, decide not only the app's purpose but also on the intended audience. Read more Android's camera intent makes taking pics a snap Learn how to fire up Android's built-in camera app from within your own program and return the resulting picture. Read more Poll: What tools do you use for specs? Do you use specialized, general purpose, or process-driven tools for application specs? Answer this question by taking our poll. Read more The citizen developer: A security risk that can't be ignored Businesses need to act to prevent corporate data being put at risk by the increasing number of non-programmers building their own apps. Read more Infographic: The age of apps From IBM Simon and RIM, which paved the way to the app world we live in, this cool infographic predicts the market all the way to 2016. Read more Today's recommended downloads Mobility, Security Concerns, and Avoidance (SAP) Remote support for PCs, Macs and Smartphones (LogMeIn) Charting the Course to a Customer-Centric Business (IBM) Live Webcast: Succeeding in a World Gone Mobile (Citrix Online) Procurement at the Helm: Steering for Success Market Research Report (SAP) Connect with TechRepublic Should developers be sued for security holes? Software makers should face legal action if sloppy coding leads to hackers emptying users' bank accounts, argues a Cambridge academic. TechRepublic newsletters   Get product reviews, tech news analysis, tips, and more in the following TechRepublic newsletters. Automatically sign up today! Tablets in the Enterprise Five Apps Software Engineer Smartphones

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