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I'm planning to buy a mac mini 2011 today for developing iOS apps. My question is can I use the latest iOS SDK and 10.10 yosemite in a mac mini 2011?
Yes, and even older versions can deal with os x Yosemite, depending on the hardware. Also, as long as you use the newest Xcode, the SDK shouldn't give you any problem.
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I would like to buy a mac laptop range(55,000 INR - 75,000INR). I need to develop the apps and to submit them to Appstore. Could you please suggest me the best laptop.
I am looking into the Apple MD101HN/A Macbook Pro MD101HN/A Core i5 - (4 GB DDR3/500 GB HDD/Mac OS) Notebook. Will it be good for developing the applications.
You can use pretty much any MacBook and above. All of them will deliver capability to develop IOS apps.
Your choice is fine, although I do suggest upgrading it to SSD (preferably Intel) and add extra RAM (8Gb+) (Kingston)
Intel SSD 530 Series http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/solid-state-drives/consumer-family.html
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Is there any way the iOS developers be pre notified about the scheduled release date of Over-The-Air updates for new OS versions?
I have enrolled in apple developer program and I am getting updates in my mail on any beta releases and GM releases once available, but is there any way I could know when the actual version will be available for iPhone users over the air?
Please clarify.
No.
Apple does not provide precise dates for any of their OTA releases (except major ones, sometimes).
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I would like to start developing an application for iPad Air. For this do I really need another Apple product, like iMac on Mac Book?
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Legally speaking yes, the only way how to compile iOS app is Xcode and the only environment it runs on is OS X.
I heard it's possible to run virtualized OS X on Windows (like in VMware), but it's against Apple's EULA - it's allowed to run OS X on Apple HW only.
you need to run OSX
officially only a mac can run OSX: so yes
unofficially: a pc can be made to run OSX: so it CAN be done
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Running xcode 5 and it is super slow since the last update; not sure why. It boots up and runs smooth for a while then it goes back to being extremely slow - to the point where clicking on anything reacts a minute later.
I had tried deleting derived data as suggested by other posts on this site to no avail.
Thanks for your advice guys.
Specs: Mac Mini: 2.6 ghz intel core i7, 8gb ram, 1tb ATA drive. Mountain Lion OSX
Mavericks update solved the issue.
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I like the redesigned version of Evernote and want to install it on my iPod touch 4th gen. with iOS 6.1.3. I opened up its plist file, looked for any parameter that would relate to iOS version restriction but I couldn't find any.
Does anyone know where/how I can edit the source code so I can use it on my iPod touch?
You can't just edit the minimum OS version and expect it to work. There are several problems with that.
The app bundle is read-only, and code-signed. Any changes to it and it won't run. You could probably solve #1 on a jailbroken phone.
App developers tend to use OS features and APIs from the minimum OS version without any runtime testing that those features are available, because the system is supposed to prevent the app from running on earlier OS versions. If you defeat the minimum OS check and the developer uses a class or method that is not in the older OS, the app will crash.