Twenty-four hours after Apple revealed its procedure for getting third-party applications on the iPhone, developers have a few questions about the software development kit, but seem mostly satisfied.

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Apple’s iPhone SDK offers far more than many developers expected, according to developers that InfoWorld spoke with after the long-awaited SDK unveiled today. “It looks like this is what everybody ...

At a company event today Apple has introduced an iPhone software development kit allowing developers to begin building third party applications for the device. According to a Macworld article, Apple ...

Antonio Rodriguez, former CEO of Tabblo, a photo sharing site since acquired by HP and who is now the general manager of HP publishing services was so excited about the SDK he called me from the ...

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iPhone SDK Beta 8 Those familiar with Apple's third-party iPhone development software say that Beta 8 alludes to a special, pre-release version of the iTunes 7.7 jukebox software necessary to load a ...

Want to learn all about the iPhone? Then your local college or university might just be the place to do it. Last week, Apple launched the iPhone Developer University Program, a free initiative that ...