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(( I can anticipate you asking me:" what is it you are trying to achieve?"

So here the original link, lets talk. Anything that could exclude us from participating?

Participated in a full security review to ensure Revmob's system is up to the highest compliance standards, has state of the art network protection, and our users’ information remains secure and priva

I thought about making my game cannonball Pop seperate iPhone and iPad versions. I settled on stretch universal with modifications.

Just like my 2012 iPad3 kills my 2014 Galaxy Tab 3 on any game, GS or otherwise. Do these tests yourselves with other apps. "Portals Master" or "Paper Wings", both

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@Japster I'm experiencing the poor performance on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A, released in 2015. My iPad 2 (2011) is playing gamesalad games better than it

When I said alphanumeric I meant like MC769 (iPad 2 variant). The problem with that is checking all the versions to verify which have been identified as tablet and which are phone. And whilst this is

Device name on an iOS device will always display "iPhone OS", even iPads, when iPads joined the iPhones in the Apple iOS lineup the OS name was never changed to reflect the newer iPa

Wouldn't devices have iPad or iPhone in the device name? I was thinking of a contains function thereby grouping multiple devices under one umbrella. Hence 2 rather than 33. I suppose they could be usi

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@Socks Using the device model to identify tablet or phone is only useful with iPhone and iPad is it not since there are only the two? For Android which its infinitely larger device pool I would not

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Isn't that only useful with the iPad/iPhone dichotomy? What about Android with a gazillion devices?

As I've mentioned above there's not actually a lot going, it runs just great, even on older underpowered devices, I have an iPad 3 (fractionally less powerful that its predecessor the non-Retina iPad

tables so I know this really captures the anticipation and allure of them. Excellent animation. (Image)

I am playing around with Game Center and I have everything set up...but I can not figure out how to get my Game Center on my iPad into sandbox mode. I see nothing in the game center setting to even

Yeah, my test device is an iPad3, Apple's first Retina iPad and suprisingly the iPad3 is actually fractionally less powerful than an iPad2, and an iPad2 is not that much more powerful than an iPad1 (a

to app store directly thru Xcode or export it as ipa.