Andy
Simon's answer is totally nonsense. I suspect that he has misunderstood
something that he's read.
The only thing that he is right about, is that neither of us can tell you
anything about iOS 5 until the cloud API is public.
However, what I can tell you, which isn't about iOS 5, is this.
On 10 Oct 2011, at 9:55pm, Andy Davidson wrote:
> I have an iPhone app that uses a sqlite base . Apple's iCloud is very cool
> It automatically syncs your changes back to the cloud and out to all your
> other devices. Does anyone know what I need to do to get sqlite to work
> with Apple's iCloud
Hi
I have an iPhone app that uses a sqlite base . Apple's iCloud is very cool
It automatically syncs your changes back to the cloud and out to all your
other devices. Does anyone know what I need to do to get sqlite to work
with Apple's iCloud.
After watching one of the WWDC presentations it l
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