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Want to learn the art -- and science -- of iPhone application development? If so, a new course from the University of Washington might be for you. The UW Extension plans to offer for the first time ...

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Paul Solt has announced a live, online iPhone development class. The three-week iOS development course begins Jan. 18 and goes beyond Objective-C coding to “in-depth topics developers need to know to ...

During Thursday’s media event in New York City, Apple spent most of its time talking about the new iBooks 2 and iBooks Author, which the company hopes will “revolutionize textbooks.” But tacked onto ...