Ever wondered how to add a custom font to your application?
It turns out that it’s much easier then you think.
Just add your font file (Kremlin.ttf) to your project. In your Info.plist file, create a key called Fonts provided by application and add your font/fonts as items in this array.
In your code you can now specify your custom font.
[UIFont fontWithName:@"Kremlin" size:16.0]
That’s all!
Today Google launched their own Flipboard competitor called Google Currents. >The app is available for both Android and iOS.
Apple Store at Grand Central
I’ve been in love with Flipboard for iPad for a while, and nothing beats waking up in the morning to find it available for my iPhone.
The team behind Flipboard is also introducing Flipboard accounts that will let you bring your content from iPad to iPhone with ease. Create your account on iPad and when you get Flipboard on the iPhone just sign in and all your stuff if right there.
With Flipboard for iPhone we’re introducing Cover Stories — one place to quickly catch up on some of the most interesting news, updates and photos being shared with you right now. The more you interact with your friends and the stories being shared, the smarter Cover Stories gets. You can refine what appears here by adding content to your Flipboard, muting anyone you’d rather not hear from, and connecting to your social networks. Cover Stories will be coming to your iPad in the near future.
If you’d like to bring everything you have on your Flipboard to your iPhone, create a Flipboard Account on your iPad,download Flipboard to your iPhone, and then sign in. Creating a Flipboard Account also gives you access to All Timelines, a single section containing all the articles and photos being shared across all your social networks.
Siri talks to Soviet Assistant!
