Apple has today updated its iPhone Developer Program portal with a message indicating that the NDA (non-disclosure agreement) for the iPhone SDK is to be “dropped for released iPhone software” (which presumably means versions of the iPhone SDK which correspond to publicly released versions of the iPhone firmware - at time of writing, this would [...]
Just a small positive note amongst the gloom of NDAs, app rejections and approval delays: Apple have today changed how the customer reviews system works for App Store applications: you now must have downloaded or purchased the app before you’re allowed to post a review on it. Here’s what it looks like if you try [...]
There’s been a lot of whining lately connected with iPhone development. Here are a few thoughts on the matter. Where by “thoughts” I mean “utter flamebait”.
I’ve had my iPhone 3G for a few days now, and I’m generally very impressed (of course). I’ve had one crash, but it’s generally acknowledged that the 2.0 firmware has some wrinkles to iron out, and I can live with that - I’m a developer myself, after all.
However, for all of the functionality and inventive, [...]
I finally succumbed to temptation and picked up an iPhone 3G this morning, and I thought I’d share my experience (which was a positive one).
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