Is there a way to get the iPhone's carrier, and/or the current signal strength, using Objective-C? I know how to determine if a data connection is present, and whether or not that connection is wi-fi vs. cellular. I also know that you can manually place the iPhone into "field test" mode by going to the phone app, and dialing #3001*12345*# and hitting Send.
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You made me curious and I found out that it's actually
*3001#12345#*
(hashes and stars exchanged).This probably won't pass Apple's review, but you can use CTTelephony notifications. First, link against CTTelephony. Now just use this:
And this to subscribe: