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No, as on Macintosh closing Applications' windows ( by either clicking on the top-left red button or doing Command+W ) doesn't quit it. …

Perhaps not exactly what you want, but you could try any of the browsers which offer parental controls, such as mobicip. Here is a little how-to for setting up mobicip.

I'm afraid that you won't be able to use it, as for using the Computer Version you need to have previously registered your email on the smartphone version. This is stated on the login screen of the Co …

This is indeed possible. If the generic app of yours won't change in any aspect (logic nor interface) between the different customers, you could just use different Targets in Xcode. In each Target yo …

iOS provides a list with all installed Apps and their memory usage. Tapping on any App on that list will, besides giving you the option to delete it, display the name, the version, its size and how mu …

No, no files are leftover when deleting an app. iOS apps (and now OS X apps too), are Sandboxed. This means that each App has its own space in disk, with its own directories, which act as the home f …

Directly in the page you linked it's stated: Flexible Output Send tweets to Twitter, post to Facebook, compose and send email, SMS/Messages, create calendar events – or save drafts to Dropbox or Ever …

Here's a pretty big list, with, presumably, all the info you might need. A description, the price, the requirements, and links to the Downloads page.

Yes, there a couple of ways this could be achieved. With a Enterprise Developer Account, you'll be able to Archive your App for in-house distribution, being eligible any device. Bear in mind that o …

As far as I know, you cant, at least with a non-jailbroken iPhone. In case you dont know, althought the device is in silent mode, the Alarm still sounds, therefore, if the problem is with the sound b …

It's stated under the iTunes Connect Developer Guide that: After creating your app and it is in the state Prepare For Upload or Waiting For Upload, you have 180 days (6 months) from your creation …

No, no actual history or log of either activation of deactivation exists. Apple, though, sends to your iCloud account an email whenever your device gets the Find My Phone feature deactivated.

It's the folder where iTunes saves the backUps of your iDevice. And it takes so much space because each time you sync a device, previous backUps are not deleted. Deleting the folder will, then, mean …