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Cameras are useful for purposes other than snapshots and FaceTime. - Scanning UPC bar codes and QR codes is done via the camera. Such scans can facilitate use of shopping apps, etc. - Many banking apps use the camera for online depositing of check, etc. - The European Space Organization...

OK, that reply got entered without triggering the URL-by-Noob alert panel. I guess that is because I have now entered more than three transactions. So there is no way for me to attempt reproducing this problem. I am using the latest iOS version: 6.3.1 (10B329), on iPad with Retina Display.

This is a test reply including a URL: http://developer.apple.com I am attempting a reply to this chain, after deleting and re-installing the iPF application. Let's see if the problem is reproducible.

Once the alert panel was displayed, my original reply was off-screen. When I clicked OK in the alert panel, the screen was blank except for the ever-spinning Sending icon; my original reply was not on display then, either. So I clicked Cancel button (at top of screen) to get out of the...

The "feature" then appears to be a bug, in that it forces me to retype my entire reply, to remove the URL reference. My reply was 4 paragraphs long. Why should I have to retype it. Why can't the application just redisplay the text I was trying to send, so I could edit it to remove the URL?

Using the iPF application as a Noob, I tried to enter a reply to a question on iPad Development information. My reply included a URL (to the Apple developer web site). But when trying to send the reply, this app detected the URL, raised an alert panel saying I could only include URLs after...

I've enjoyed reviewing forum entries in the past, but decided to register now so I could post a reply to an iPad Development question. I use my iPad for reading (books, newspapers, iTunes U course materials, etc); playing games; web surfing; weather apps, maintaining calendar and reminders, etc.

Note: in iTunesU app catalog, the latest version of the Stanford course does not show up via a search for CS193P. The iOS 6 version of this code is called: Coding Together: Developing Apps for iPhone and iPad (Winter 2013) Be sure to get latest versions, because the underlying Objective-C...

I share your interest. Here are several sources I've found: - Checkout the developer.apple.com web site. That includes lots of materials describing iOS 7 features, documentation for iOS and its Xcode IDE toolset, etc. Also, look at the World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC) videos available...