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Pear Computer LLP is a fresh mobile software company from Cambridge, UK. We create usable and beautiful iPhone apps, like Cosmo Kid and MyGas. We can also help you and your business to turn your app idea into reality. |
kailuadds asked: Cosmo kid was working on my 2nd gen itouch but no longer. Any thoughts?
What’s the problem with it? You can contact us for support at info@pearcomp.com
Here are the presentation slides from the Cosmo Kid talk at the London iPhone Developer Group meeting in Apple Store (Regent Street) on 10/6/2010. Enjoy!
A full write-up of 2pii’s courageous Cosmo Kid iPad porting effort is going to follow soon, so subscribe to the blog or follow @pearcomp on Twitter to get notified.
Accounting is the part of business life that almost everyone tries to avoid like the plague. The prospect of spending hours filing receipts is daunting even to the best of us. This is especially true if you’re not a multi-national corporation, but a small company with limited time and manpower (like us for example).
Hence, it is no surprise that there are plenty of software packages to help SME (small and medium enterprises) with their accounting needs. The biggest and most widely known online service for SME accounting in the UK is KashFlow. They offer an amazingly comprehensive service at a very affordable rate. Try it yourself, there’s a 2 months free trial - no strings attached.
We are very proud to announce that we’ve teamed up with KashFlow to create (what we believe to be) the most full-featured accounting application available on the iPhone. This app is not just a gadget. It is your entire accounting system in your pocket. Features include
… and that’s just the beginning. In the near future, we’ll continue to bring even more features of KashFlow to the iPhone.
If you like KashFlow for iPhone, we’d love to hear about it. Likewise, if you’ve got some feedback, just drop us a line at info@pearcomp.com.
Do you also need custom software developed, be it a website or an iPhone app? Get in touch with us today!
gikian4u asked: Why this post "App ranks for all categories and all app stores" links are not working?
Thanks
Oops, the link broke when we moved this post from our old blog to this new one. I’ve fixed the problem now!
“Apps for Kids”: Cosmo Kid HD is being featured by Apple in the US!
Cosmo Kid HD approved to App Store for the #iPad release day. It’s free for a limited time!
I decided to do the good deed of the day and migrate the first of the Objective-C blog posts from the old godawful site to our new one, as some people seemed to find these tutorials quite handy. This one’s called NSArray+UniqueObjects, and I hope you find it useful.
How does one get rid of duplicate values in an NSArray whilst maintaining a specified sort order? After researching the Cocoa documentation I couldn’t find a way to doing this with a oneliner. So here’s a category on NSArray that does it! The following code should help you out.
Here’s the header and implementation:
You can also grab the source code for this snippet from github:
git clone git://gist.github.com/339644.git gist-339644
Nikhil Katti of Appmodo.com reviews Cosmo Kid
Cosmo Kid gets the Silver Award on PocketGamer.co.uk in a review by Jon Jordan.
Here’s a pretty positive review of Cosmo Kid by Dave Flodine of AppSpy.com. According to Dave, Cosmo is helped by “butt-friendly Kukkaja flower people”.