Static library for iPhone Application

[1] Stormy Productions Blog: Building Objective-C static library for iPhone SDK
[2] Cross-compiling for iPhone development
[3] iPhone Programming Tips: building Unix software

How to copy iPhone Application Data to Mac computer

1) Navigate to the app on your phone via the XCode Organizer.

2) Click the triangle on the left of your app's name to show the "Application Data" field.

3) Press the down arrow on the right side of that to download it.

4) Save the application data into your local folder.
--> "Document", "Library", and "tmp" folders will be saved.

Motorola will release Android based smartphone, ST800 in 2010

Recently, Motorola introduced new Android based smartphone, ST800.

It supports GSM & CDMA networks and uses two SIM cards so that two phone numbers can be used on a device.

Main features: 3G/WiFi/WAPI, 3.7" FWVGA Display, 854X480 resolution, Bluetooth 2.1, LED Flash 500M pixel camera, GPS, 3.5mm earphone jack

Real Time Rendering Book

3rd Edition

OpenCL: Parallel programmers' new best friend

OpenCL: Parallel programmers' new best friend

Job Search Tips: How to Address Job Hopping on a Resume

Job Search Tips: How to Address Job Hopping on a Resume

Finding iPhone Application's memory leaks

I found these useful guides by Googling.

1. Finding iPhone Memory Leaks: A “Leaks” Tool Tutorial: This explains with an iPhone device, but I am also sure we can use this tool, "Instruments" with an iPhone simulator. We can do it by choosing "iPhone Simulator" instead of "iPhone" and your own application by "Attach to process" drop down menu.

2. Memory Usage Performance Guide by Apple