arstechnica.com - 3/18/2009
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Apple's built-in applications offer a variety of services that can be accessed via URL calls. You can ask Safari to open webpages, Maps to show a map, or use the mailto: style URL to start composing a letter in Mail. These services work because the iPhone knows how to match URL ...
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... “How-to: building services into iPhone applications/iPhone applications can implement all kinds of services by offering custom URLs. Ars explains what kinds of services that means and shows you how you can build these into your applications. The example service that we built is a cross-app copy/paste function, which will give apps that support in a taste of what’s to come in iPhone 3.0.”— Ars Technica “Apple iPhone Next -Game Over For Palm & Nintendo: As if the Palm Pre had any shot of making a difference, Palm is done. Sure, the Palm Pre looks like a nice phone and sure there ...
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