iPhone, iPod Touch SDK Details March 6th
Crave and Reuters reports that Apple has sent out invitations for an event on Thursday morning detailing the iPhone Software Developement Kit (SDK):
"Please join us to learn about the iPhone software roadmap, including the iPhone SDK and some exciting new enterprise features," Apple said in an invitation sent to reporters.
Steve Jobs had originally announced that the iPhone and iPod Touch Software Development Kit (SDK) would be released in February 2008. Last week rumors pointed to a brief delay in the launch of the SDK. The SDK will allow developers to release their own software applications for both the iPod Touch and iPhone.
Few details have been made available, but the SDK has reportedly been seeded to select developers in the months ahead of its release. The event will take places at 10am Pacific time at Apple's Cupertino campus.
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51 months ago
YEAH!! About time! I want to watch video via Slingbox on my iPhone! Streaming :apple:tv perhaps? :)
51 months ago
enterprise does sound very very worrying, like we are going to have to pay for these apps!
51 months ago
OMG OMG
I really want to see some apps announced alongside this (Slingbox, and iChat). Overall this is good news that we did not go unnoticed. Looks like it will be March, not February.
Seriously, what is causing Apple to miss all of its deadlines recently?
I really want to see some apps announced alongside this (Slingbox, and iChat). Overall this is good news that we did not go unnoticed. Looks like it will be March, not February.
Seriously, what is causing Apple to miss all of its deadlines recently?
51 months ago
Just like 30 is the new 20, March is the new February.
I'm looking forward to seeing what is introduced.
I'm looking forward to seeing what is introduced.
51 months ago
Hopefully this will be worth the constant rambling and debating that has taken place since the SDK was announced.
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