iPhone SDK Already Seeded to Some Developers?
The kit is described as "rough versions" of the tools that allow developers to create native applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. Electronista is unable to provide many details on the development kit, but claims it "somewhat resembles Google's OpenSocial in that it mediates between the programmer and the iPhone operating system."
This presumably means that the native applications will be "sandboxed" in some way for security and stability concerns. Indeed, their sources claim that there are "clear limits" applied to applications but that even so, at least one major social networking site is interested in creating a native iPhone interface to their site.
Steve Jobs announced that an iPhone/iPod touch SDK would be released in February 2008.
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(View all)They do claim that there are "clear limits" applied to applications but that even so, at least one major social networking site is interested in creating a native iPhone interface to their site.
I choose you, Facebook.
I choose you, Facebook.
I hope this doesn't mean Facebook apps will come to the iPhone...
least one major social networking site is interested in creating a native iPhone interface to their site.
So.
I'm more interested in real apps, not a tool to allow buffy to post her drunken Sat. night pics from her phone.
Bring on:
Paint App
Outline App
To Do
Voice recorder
That's great news. I can't wait to get the 2nd gen iPhone. Apps will be available for it or at least coming soon. It's exciting.
Why are you talking about 2G? This is coming to 1G man, but your prolly just waiting for V2. Anyway, this is awesome news if its true. Imagine, it comes out December with amazing apps for it! I had a dream that it got a lotta apps last night, and it was really awesome, and then i woke up and i was a little dissapointed. Oh well, I cant wait, i hope these wont be too expensive...They cant be, then people waiting would just hack the iphone...The ones that havent already...:confused:
I hope this doesn't mean Facebook apps will come to the iPhone...
Yep, only apps that YOU personally want should be made. Even though you don't have to install apps that you don't want, they still shouldn't be created. :confused:
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