title: What HTTP User-Agent does my iOS program advertise itself as?
body: <p>I've written an app for my podcast, <A HREF="http://otakunopodcast.com/">Otaku no Podcast</A>.  In various parts of the app, I use <code>NSURLConnection</code> (fetch RSS feeds), <code>UIWebView</code> (display website content), <code>AVPlayer</code> (play MP3 audio files off our CDN), and <code>MPMoviePlayerViewController</code> (play video files off our CDN).  Now, since all of these make HTTP requests of some sort, I'm assuming that they will advertise themselves with the standard iPhone User-agent string.  (if my assumption is incorrect please let me know)  This means that, based on reading my log files, I have no way of telling which of my visitors is coming in via plain old mobile Safari, vs. using my app.</p>
  
  <p>Is there a way of changing the User-Agent to one of my own?  I found <A HREF="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7361028/how-can-i-determine-the-user-agent-for-an-ios-applications-http-request">this question on SO</A> that describes how to do this with <code>NSURL</code> but I can't find any information about any of the above classes that I am using.</p>