Apple releases the iPhone SDK Comments

• Anonymous
• n50
• 07 Mar 2008

Apart from the fancy screen-graphics this is a very primitive phone so why would anyone bother with it?

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• Jon2
• vx6
• 07 Mar 2008

What the heck? If the iPhone was capable of running third party apps since the day of its release, why didn't Apple distribute the software freely from the start? Hmmm... another of those fancy marketing strategies from Apple I suppose.

First, the transition of monochrome iPod to the 160GB iPod Classic.
Next, iPhone memory 8GB to 16GB in less than a year.
Now, free distribution of software which was once closed-source.

Shame on you, Apple and Steve Jobs!

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• Bill
• i2G
• 07 Mar 2008

Whoopee doo! *roll eyes* Sorry, but I just don't like Steve Jobs or his products.

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• Anonymous
• P00
• 07 Mar 2008

Apple opening up the Iphone and starting a service for developers to sell their software.

Google offering 10.000 dollars for developers of the new Android OS.

Symbian Signed blocking regular users from certificating new programs without an ID.

Shame on you Nokia!

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• Anonymous
• 0pN
• 07 Mar 2008

All is great but the question is when the factory built(legal) unlocked iphones will be available freely worldwide?

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• aaditya
• utp
• 07 Mar 2008

well if any one develops video recording software he will charge heavy money for it

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• Luhccas-Cesky
• M@T
• 07 Mar 2008

Finally anything for us Steve... Waiting for the mms suport,vídeo recording,bluetooth archive transfer and all others ''normal'' things present on actual phones...

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• kirt
• myM
• 07 Mar 2008

good idea, but it should b free in d uk!

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• rony
• 2SV
• 07 Mar 2008

yay first...heh heh....anyways now we will get third party apps legally....good good.

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