Apple showed some good progress in the field of Natural Language Processing during WWDC 2019. They’ve brought enhancements in both Text Classification And Word Tagging, the two pillars of NLP. Continue reading “Classifying Movie Reviews With Apple’s Natural Language Framework”
iOS SFSpeechRecognizer – On Device Recognition
iOS 13 showcased Apple’s advancements in the field of Machine Learning and Artifical Intelligence. One such feature that sheds light on their ambitions is Speech Recognition. On-Device Speech Recognition not only eliminates server processing but also strives to maintain user privacy. Continue reading “iOS SFSpeechRecognizer – On Device Recognition”
Core Bluetooth Permissions in iOS 13
Core Bluetooth framework is an abstraction layer that provides developers access to BLE hardware. Apple introduced quite a few changes for the better during WWDC 2019. Besides fast transfer and power-efficient connections, much emphasis has been given to user privacy. Continue reading “Core Bluetooth Permissions in iOS 13”
iOS 13 Location Permissions
Location Permissions have changed for the better in iOS 13. More weight has been put behind the user’s privacy.
Not only has Apple added a new permission type “Allow Once” but also they’ve changed the way “Always Allow” permission used to work.
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iPadOS Multiple Window Support
iPadOS 13 was launched during WWDC 2019. Finally, the iPad got a separate OS.
Introduction of Multiple Window Support in iPadOS is a game-changing move. It allows us to open multiple instances of an application at the same time. Continue reading “iPadOS Multiple Window Support”
iOS PencilKit Meets MapKit
After discussing PencilKit and using it with Core ML, it’s time for Pencil on Maps. Let’s see what happens when PencilKit asks out MapKit for a date! Continue reading “iOS PencilKit Meets MapKit”
iOS PencilKit Meets Core ML
We’ve had a good look at PencilKit in our previous article. It’s time to onboard Core ML into the drawing arena. The goal of this article is to run Handwritten Digit Classification using the famous MNIST Model on our PencilKit drawings.
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Introducing PencilKit in iOS 13
WWDC 2019 introduced another interesting framework, PencilKit for iOS 13. Apple introduces this drawing and annotation framework to make it easier for developers to integrate it into their own apps.
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UIImage To PDF Using VisionKit and PDFKit
PDFKit was introduced with iOS 11. Much respite to developers who earlier had to deal with C++ for PDF rendering in their applications.
The PDFKit allows us to create, modify and display PDFs in our applications.
The goal of this article is to convert UIImage(s) to a PDF using Swift.
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Porting iOS App To MacOS Using Catalyst
I always wanted to build macOS apps but couldn’t give much time to the AppKit, NSTableViews, and stuff.
Fortunately now thanks to Project Catalyst, we can port iOS and UIKit based apps to macOS easily. Continue reading “Porting iOS App To MacOS Using Catalyst”