Showing posts with label App Store. Show all posts
Showing posts with label App Store. Show all posts

Distiller would like that may help you get the great bottle of wine connected with whiskey

Wish to upwards your current whiskey game, but not confident where to start? Solution a few questions in this iphone app in addition to let the tasting begin.

Distiller would like that may help you get the great bottle of wine connected with whiskey


Purchasing whiskey is usually difficult. There are numerous info in addition to words tossed close to in which often lead to intimidation in addition to end in cave in. Within the uncommon special occasion I have ordered a whiskey drink, my normal response whenever inquired regarding the kind of whiskey I'd like continues to be "whatever anyone recommend. "

As a result of a brand new iOS iphone app I might in fact commence understanding one thing or maybe two regarding whiskey. The no cost iphone app called Distiller not only really wants to assist your whiskey lovers broaden the variety, however it really wants to assist people including us, which understand near to practically nothing regarding whiskey. Come on, man, the sole malts I like to drink usually entail ice treatment.

By simply responding to a few question inside the iphone app, Distiller will certainly recommend a variety of various whiskeys for you to try out. You can then put these people to your account (or "Top Shelf" since the iphone app telephone calls it) in addition to charge these people because you commence very good tuning your current whiskey taste buds.

For anybody who would like to broaden your current whiskey shelf, yet are certainly not applying iOS, you can visit DrinkDistiller. com to be able to take advantage of the exact same professional recommendation serps within your iOS iphone app. We are instructed the Android type is at your performs, yet there is at the moment zero discharge day.

In terms of iOS people, it is possible to obtain your iphone app through the Iphone app Store right here.

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Distiller would like that may help you get the great bottle of wine connected with whiskey

HiddenApps hides stock Apple apps on your iOS device This free app will hide Apple apps from your iOS device, but you better grab it fast.





From day one of iOS, users have looked for different ways to hide or get rid of the default Apple apps they will never use. Jailbreak users have been able to accomplish this task through tweaks for years, but users who don't jailbreak have been left with a lone folder tucked away somewhere full of apps that'll never be touched.

The menu in HiddenApps gives you the option to enter diagnostic menus, as well as disable iAds and hide apps.


 
For some reason, Apple has approved HiddenApps, and it's currently available in the App Store, as first reported by 9to5Mac. It's unknown how long it will be available, so download it while you can.

Update, 7:50 p.m. PT: Well, that didn't take long. The app has been pulled from the App Store.

Here, the Poof app has replaced Newsstand on my iPhone. Deleting it hides Newsstand until you restart your device.

 
Once the app is installed you can disable iAds, or hide stock apps on your iOS device. Either option will go through a process of trying to download and install an app that ultimately will fail. Once you delete the failed app, iAds will be disabled, or the app you chose to hide will no longer be visible on your device.
You'll be able to hide the icon for any stock Apple app on your iOS device, including Newsstand, Passbook, Stocks, Weather, Game Center, and Compass.
As expected, the change isn't permanent, with a restart of your device reinstating the app icon or iAds functionality.

The easiest way to create and share a link to an iOS, Mac app

Using the AppStore.com URL shortener, you can quickly and easily share a direct link to an app without having to launch the App Store to find it.



Launching iTunes, the App Store app, or the Mac App Store just to find an app, copy its direct link, and then send it to someone is a process we all accept. Sure, it doesn't take up too much time, but if you're sharing apps on a regular basis, the entire process adds up. But there's a quicker, easier way to share an App Store link with your fellow iOS and Mac users.
During the Super Bowl, the AppStore.com URL shortener made its official debut when the "Star Trek: Into Darkness" commercial used AppStore.com/StarTrekApp to direct iOS users to the official app.
On the surface, the new service from Apple looks like nothing more than a convenience for developers wanting to advertise their apps; which it essentially is, but there's more that can be done with it.
Looking over Apple's documentation covering how the URLs are created, you might begin to see how easy it would be to share a direct link to your favorite apps.

All you need to know is the name of the app or developer, and you can add it to the end of the URL. For example, if you wanted to send someone a link to the CNET app, you can send AppStore.com/CNET, which will then open the App Store directly to the CNET app in iTunes, or the App Store app on an iOS device.
CNET is an easy example, as the name of the app is a single word. If the name of the app you want to share is more than one word, you simply remove any spaces. Sending a link for iA Writer would look something like: AppStore.com/iAWriter. But wait, iA Writer has both an iOS and Mac app. If you're wanting to share the Mac version of iA Write, the URL would look like this: AppStore.com/Mac/iAWriter. Just replace the app name at the end of the URL with the app you want to link to.

This is not to say the link for any app is going to be short and sweet. In fact, some of the links are going to be more work than they're worth. The popular Twitter app, Tweetbot, is a great example. AppStore.com/Tweetbot doesn't link directly to the Tweetbot Twitter client. Instead it links to another app with the name of Tweetbot. So, now what?
Well, the official listing name of the iPhone version of Tweetbot in the App Store is "Tweetbot for Twitter (iPhone & iPod touch)." So if you wanted to send a link using the method above directly to this app, you'd have to send AppStore.com/TweetbotforTwitteriPhoneandiPodtouch.
Instead of hunting down the exact name of the app as it's listed in iTunes, you can link directly to the developer. AppStore.com/tapbots would take you to a listing of all the iOS apps made by Tapbots, including both versions of Tweetbot on iOS.
The App Store links for an iOS app will launch the App Store on an iOS device, or iTunes on a computer. The Mac links naturally won't work on an iOS device, but will open the Mac App Store on a Mac.
So the next time a friend asks you for a link to an app you've been talking about, or you just want to share it on Twitter, remember this shortcut.