Right now I am trying to develop an Iphone app and I need to know all the hardware specs on all the idevices. So far from what I have found out, you have to subscribe to the apple developer program for $99 a year. I don't think it would be realistic for an app to gain enough profit to overcome such an expense. Is there any other way I can get information on idevice hardware specs? If not, is there anyone already subscribed to that program that can send me such information? I also want to know the app store guidelines, which unfortunately require subscription as well.
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Is there any way I can find out I device specs without subscribing to the developer program?
Started by J#w_C!@w, Mar 01 2012 08:55 PM
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Posted 04 March 2012 - 01:10 PM
A 'dev' that doesn't know how to Google. Lol good luck.
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Posted 09 March 2012 - 11:29 AM
It's all on Google
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Posted 11 April 2012 - 05:37 PM
check itunes help and developing requirements on thier and ya like they said Google
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Posted 13 July 2012 - 12:14 AM
Google it separately, or it may be alot harder to find.
Just google like..iPhone 4 Specs, then do a separate search for iPhone 3GS, etc. Because I doubt you'll find a whole list that easily. I'm pretty sure stuff like Walmart and Amazon have the specs on the website under the product. But only for newer products. They wouldn't have iPhone 2G or anything up.
Just google like..iPhone 4 Specs, then do a separate search for iPhone 3GS, etc. Because I doubt you'll find a whole list that easily. I'm pretty sure stuff like Walmart and Amazon have the specs on the website under the product. But only for newer products. They wouldn't have iPhone 2G or anything up.
