An expert in developing highly successful applications on iPad tells of Apple's stringent requirements for his team after agreeing to give them iPad before the product was announced.
iPad is framed for the trial design did not predict the product. Photo: Engadget.
The story posted on the Insider Business page:
"Everything takes place over a year ago and now I can tell about it. Friday I received the iPad. My group is granted the two machines.
But the first requirement of our company is to have a room with no windows. Apple to replace door lock. Just me and three developers are allowed into the room again. They took the name and social security numbers of all who approach the machine.
They drilled holes in the seat and frame assembly for iPad then to the chair with a net machine bicycle chain. Each frame is attached to different machines so we can not know iPad looks like.
We can connect the machine to be able to write code, touch the touch screen and comfortable playing on it but it is not conceivable style products.
Then, Apple captured the wood grain details. If any images that are caught out, they can detect iPad were taken from any seat.
I was not allowed to tell his CEO bobolink anyone about what we are doing, including my wife. She feels I 'am doing something that could be fired if failure'. Perhaps she was right. Fortunately, everything worked out fine. "
through which you can see the apple's plan to protect the confidentiality of ipad attention from the smallest details
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