Although Apple has yet to release an official SDK (software development kit) for the iPhone, developers have already become proficient at creating native applications for the device using an ...

The software industry gave a hearty cheer to Apple's announcement it will provide a software-development kit for the iPhone next spring. "This announcement has pretty much met with universal ...

Claiming that it is "working with Apple and with their SDK (software development kit) for the next firmware release and SDK applications," a company called "Tiny Code" has pulled its repository of ...

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Obviously there is more to being an iPhone developer than just sitting down and writing a program. You need a modern Intel Macintosh desktop or laptop running a ...

This is yet another oxymoron of the day: Open iPhone. And yet, there's a whole book on the subject, or at least a Rough Cut. You have to love a book that reads like the ethnic-joke recipe for Chicken ...

Apple on Thursday released a new version of its iPhone software developers kit (SDK) that allows third parties to develop applications for the iPhone and iPod touch digital media player. "The second ...

We were all warned by Apple and those of us who SIM unlocked our iPhones knew there was the risk that they could never be updated. Apparently, lots of people (even some who should have known better) ...

As a part of the MacStories Apps Tree event, I thought it would be interesting to hear the voice of Mac designers and developers about the steps that go into desigining and developing an application ...

There are more ways to develop applications for the Apple iPhone device than using the company’s beta iPhone SDK. Through a combination of Microsoft and other technologies, developers can build a Web ...

Oh Steve, when will we ever learn to see past your steamy pillow talk? After whispering all those sweet nothings in our collective ear about third-party application development for the iPhone at the ...