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Autorotation and Autosizing,ne example is the mechanism that allows applications to be used in either portrait (tall and skinny) or landscape (short and wide) mode and to change that orientation at runtime if the phone is rotated. A prime example of this behavior, which is called ., can be seen in iPhone’s web browser, Mobile Safari (see .).

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Introduction to Table Views,plication will allow the user to drill down into nested lists of data and edit that data. But, before we can do that, you need to master the concept of table views. And that’s the goal of this chapter.

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Taps, Touches, and Gestures,The iPhone’s multitouch screen is one of the key factors in iPhone’s tremendous usability. Because the screen can detect multiple touches at the same time and track them independently, applications are able to detect a wide range of gestures, giving the user power that goes beyond the interface.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-91611-2ne example is the mechanism that allows applications to be used in either portrait (tall and skinny) or landscape (short and wide) mode and to change that orientation at runtime if the phone is rotated. A prime example of this behavior, which is called ., can be seen in iPhone’s web browser, Mobile