During the iPhone SDK event today, Apple announced that they would
be releasing to developers the same APIs and Tools that they use to
create iPhone apps.
Based on existing Mac OS X technologies, the SDK provides a robust
package of tools for developers to use to develop iPhone native
applications. The SDK is broken down into the following sets:
http://www.macrumors.com/2008/03/06/apple-releases-iphone-sdk-demos-spore-instant-messaging/
And check this out - the iTunes App store?? AWESOME FOR DEVELOPERS
Native iPhone apps will be distributed through the iTunes App Store,
with wireless downloads. Developers pick the price, and get 70% of
revenue. The 70% will be paid out to developers monthly, and there
are no other recurring fees. The iTunes App Store will handle over
the air updates to your applications. Developers of free
applications will not be charged for Apple to deliver their
applications through iTunes.
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stephen barncard
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