Yes, I do like my visit to Starbucks after my long walks. And no, they don't make the best chai, but hey, I know what I'm getting :-) But, I digress. Here is a cool Xcode/iOS eBook I came across and grabbed right away. For the price, it's a cool deal for anyone just getting into Objective-C (like moi): Name: Xcode Primer - Visual Programming for iOS Price: $5.99 Description: Product Description: This third book in the Xcode Primer series is all about visual programming for iOS. It's written for the beginner and takes you on a guided tour of the Xcode object library for iOS projects. You'll learn how to program buttons, switches, labels, text fields, table views, segmented controls, sliders, progress and activity controls, the new iOS 6 collection view and much, much more. It will teach you all about the dozens of visual objects and some none visual objects in the library, how to code them, customize them and get them working together. It will teach you visual coding techniques that will save you time and headaches and help you choose the right Xcode templates to get your app ideas up and running, and about code generation using the assistant editor. All you need is a modern Mac and a free copy of Xcode. No paid developer account needed. The book also covers new features in Xcode 4.5, iOS 6 and the iPhone 5. The book is fully illustrated throughout. It's available on both the Apple iBooks and Kindle bookstores for the same price.

Thanks for the heads-up, just £4 so has to be worth a look at for me.

Interesting, thanks.