Apple Releases iPhone SDK 3.2 Beta 3 for iPad [Updatedx3]
Apple today released an update to its
iPhone SDK 3.2 for developers looking to create applications for the company's forthcoming iPad tablet device. The new update is the third beta version of the SDK, and there is no word yet on changes included in the update.
The initial version of the SDK was released late last month alongside the iPad introduction, and was last updated two weeks ago.
Update: Apple appears to have pulled the Beta 3 release, and several readers who were able to download the update before it was removed have reported that it contains a major bug that is the likely cause of the removal.
Update 2: 9to5mac posts a screenshot of the Photos app which is now included:
Update 3: Mac4Ever notes that the Photo app also has a Camera tab, which we've seen before referenced in the iPad SDK.
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