Published on
March 31, 2010 in
iTunes.
A long time ago I suggested three sources for finding proper album art for movies. There is now a new website that provides the original iTunes Movie Artwork for nearly all movies. The Valkae blog is truly a simple and great place to find Apple’s stunning iTunes Movie covers.
AllAboutiWeb not only has an article on how to make your iWeb site look good on an iPhone or iPod Touch, it has recently published a tutorial that allows you to detect if you have a visitor from one of Apple’s mobile devices.
It is quite useful to detect visitors from a mobile device because that allows you to redirect them to a modified website suited for smaller screens.
It actually isn’t very hard – here’s how:
Continue reading ‘How to detect an iPhone visitor’
We have been working on a new version of iMap that is about to be released. There are a bunch of new features and enhanced ones that all need to be tested. If anyone wants to test drive these new features and help us finish them off, then feel free to contact us at the following email address: beta@guimkie.com.
Major changes to iMap 2.7 include:
- iMap is project-based. You can now create a project for each site you have in iWeb.
- You can now verify either by uploading the HTML file or adding a meta-tag.
- Meta-Tags are being added 2x as fast with less errors.
- iMap has been localized into German. Anyone interested in localizing iMap then please contact us at the above email address.
We are expecting to push this update out to everyone by October 19th.
Removal of Comment Forms
I have decided to remove the ability to add comments underneath tutorial posts. The basic reasons for this are:
It hurts to loose the interactivity between me and the viewers, but it is such a relief to no longer have to fight the spam.
Questions regarding tutorials can be posted in the Apple Discussion forums. See you there!