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Starter Pistol Version 1.0
10/28/2010 08:36 AM Filed in: apple | iPhone, iPad, iPod, developer,
Starter Pistol Version 1.0
So here it is, the final real release. It now includes the ability to save your time with your own choice of race length and location. This makes for a more complete app.
enjoy!!
Start with setting your countdown
CountDown - It starts with "On Your Mark" then "Set" and the "Pistol Shot" happens at various times. (3.5 to 1 second)
Uptimer - kicks in automatically (notice the huge button) we also disabled the sleep mode so you can complete a 4 X 4 without having to take your phone out of sleep mode.
Save - Save your time, location and race length with (date-time stamp). (see Starter Pistol Save Time)
Media Kit for the app is available here...
(media kit contains all screen shot images and the text from the site)
enjoy!!
Start with setting your countdown
CountDown - It starts with "On Your Mark" then "Set" and the "Pistol Shot" happens at various times. (3.5 to 1 second)
Uptimer - kicks in automatically (notice the huge button) we also disabled the sleep mode so you can complete a 4 X 4 without having to take your phone out of sleep mode.
Save - Save your time, location and race length with (date-time stamp). (see Starter Pistol Save Time)
Media Kit for the app is available here...
(media kit contains all screen shot images and the text from the site)
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Starter Pistol Changes
09/28/2010 11:58 AM Filed in: iPhone, iPad, iPod, developer,
Ok we got rejected on the first go around with Apple. The reason was that we used the wrong SDK for the binary upload. We used the 3.2 and apparently that is for an “iPad app”. It doesn’t say that on the documentation but that is what it is. So Apple thought that we submitted an iPad app and as you know from our design it was meant for the iPhone.
The track athlete is supposed to strap an iPhone to their arm or whatever and use this app to practice their starts. That would be pretty hard to do with an iPad.
Anyhow it gave us a chance to fine tune it a little. Here are the new screen shots
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The track athlete is supposed to strap an iPhone to their arm or whatever and use this app to practice their starts. That would be pretty hard to do with an iPad.
Anyhow it gave us a chance to fine tune it a little. Here are the new screen shots
Read More...Starter Pistol iPhone App
09/01/2010 08:18 PM Filed in: iPhone, iPad, iPod, developer,
iPhone Apps:
Starter Pistol
OK we started something new at IP, we are now developing apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices.
The Starter Pistol is the first one, look for it soon in the App Store.
Here is a description of the Starter Pistol App:
This app is for the track runner to practice their starts. It features a countdown timer delay to start the "On Your Mark" sequence, the starter pistol sound fires at the end of the countdown sequence. Then a new uptimer kicks in to time the actual run. The " Stop" button on the uptimer is large enough that you really don't have to look at the phone to hit the button. We also set the sleep mode disable to be active on launch. So you can run the timer out without having wake your phone.
We are very happy with the way the whole process went.
Check out the Starter Pistol page for more details.
Starter Pistol
OK we started something new at IP, we are now developing apps for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices.
The Starter Pistol is the first one, look for it soon in the App Store.
Here is a description of the Starter Pistol App:
This app is for the track runner to practice their starts. It features a countdown timer delay to start the "On Your Mark" sequence, the starter pistol sound fires at the end of the countdown sequence. Then a new uptimer kicks in to time the actual run. The " Stop" button on the uptimer is large enough that you really don't have to look at the phone to hit the button. We also set the sleep mode disable to be active on launch. So you can run the timer out without having wake your phone.
We are very happy with the way the whole process went.
Check out the Starter Pistol page for more details.