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A simple article explaining in plain English what all the hoo haa is about the iPhone SDK. As much as I like my iPhone I haven't gotten into the whole jailbreak thing as none of the apps seemed particularly useful... fun and cool but not useful. Now there's something to look forward too namely official applications build using the sdk. Yea.

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If you've heard the latest screed against Flash, then you want to know what is really going on. Simeon Bateman explains it clearly, concisely, and, dare I say, painfully... for Apple.

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First BBC iPlayer for iPhone webapp makes its debut. BBC makes streaming of their BBC TV shows ONLY available to UK users. It's in beta right now so number of shows is limited, but viewing of all shows from the last 7 days will soon be available.

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Apparently, flash is still not mature enough for the iPhone.

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First BBC iPlayer for iPhone webapp makes its debut. BBC makes streaming of their BBC TV shows ONLY available to UK users. It's in beta right now so number of shows is limited, but viewing of all shows from the last 7 days will soon be available.

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iFund for the iPhone: Venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers is creating a new $100 million fund targetted at iPhone software developers. Didn't know there were such things? Well, KPCB is expecting them to start coming out of the woodwork after Apple today opened the iPhone to programmers,

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Another iPhone clone? Well, this one comes with a cool twist though. The Mooon+ by Korean Sunman Kwon has a very nice iPhone-like stylish design with a big gorgeous touchscreen, sexy metal accents, and a digital camera. The special thing about it however, is that the mouth piece detaches and turns…

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Keynote highlight, plus free sdk released for iphone/itouch!

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Rumors of a Flash Player on the iPhone have been growing in volume lately, but Steve Jobs rather harshly rejected the idea during a recent Apple shareholder meeting.

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At the conference, Apple officials demonstrated new games, the AOL Instant Messaging program, a video and audio recorder, business database and sales programs, along with specialized programs for doctors and medical professionals like the popular Epocrates program.

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Apple has finally granted the wish of business users who have craved the coolness of the iPhone but couldn't live without push e-mail.

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During its iPhone Software Roadmap event on Thursday, Apple invited several developers on stage to demonstrate work-in-progress versions of some of the first third-party native iPhone applications that included Instant Messenger (AOL), Spore (EA Games), and Super Monkey Ball (SEGA).

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Apple announces new software to make the iPhone business-friendly.

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Probleme mit youtube auf dem iPhone: Um YouTube zu aktivieren, müssen Sie sich zunächst via Internet mit iTunes verbindenproblems with YouTube on iPhone: You need to connect to iTunes to activate YouTube

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The first screenshots of the iPhone SDK, which uses a new version of Xcode (3.1).

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SEGA’s First iPhone SDK Title – Super Monkey Ball:This is not a cellphone game. This is a full console game. And we underestimated the power of the device. We had to fly in a developer to upscale the art for the iPhone.

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iPhone OFFICIAL apps based on SDK are due to see the light on June 08, till then satiate your hunger using installer.app..Check here for a list of all the features of the SDK.. constantly updated..

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Art Skins for your iPhone. Turn to your iPhone in the most beautiful city

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The iPhone and iPod touch will support more than just third-party applications when their version 2.0 firmware is available in June, Apple executives have revealed today at a question and answer session following today's software roadmap event. The company noted in particular that the software will allow VoIP, parental controls, and more.

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The iPhone and iPod touch will support more than just third-party applications when their version 2.0 firmware is available in June, Apple executives have revealed today at a question and answer session following today's software roadmap event. The company noted in particular that the software will allow VoIP, parental controls, and more.

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Apple strikes a blow against their competitor RIM with their Blackberry solution: Apple offers a direct connection between the iPhone and the business customer controlled Exchange server infrastructure - no RIM owned server as a middle man like in the Blackberry solution which is a nightmare for everyone responsible for data security & protection.

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The date has been set for the long awaited and anticipated MS Exchange support (Activesync) to hit the iPhone. Today at the iPhone SDK (Software Developer Kit) Conference, Steve Jobs broke the news that the wait is almost over. The support for MS Exchange will come with the iPhone software update 2.0 which is set for a tentative release date of J

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After pre-announcement rumors of crippled functionality, patchy betas and sky-high royalties, we look at whether Apple's SDK Roadmap and Exchange announcement lived up to expectations. Is this enough to tide buyers over until the 3G iPhone launches?

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So Apple has finally lifted the curtain on the long-awaited iPhone SDK.Here is a quick rundown of the main features.

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Another press event, another 3G iPhone no-show. Man, just think how nice it would be to have a brand spankin' new HSDPA capable iPhone for downloading all those fancy new apps.

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All of the awesomeness you've been reading about—from an AIM client to Enterprise goodness&mdsash;will be coming your way in June with the final 2.0 software update. For free! Unless you've gotta an iPod touch, then due to those nefarious "accounting practices" you have to pay to get the update. Again!

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The iPhone SDK is now available to download and is at a file size of just over 2GB. Videos and readme's are also up on the Apple site.

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Today, Steve Jobs announced the App Store to go along with all of the SDK fun that's soon to begin. Available in the iPhone 2.0 software update.

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All the hand-wringing about whether or not the iPhone's suitable for corporate environments is basically being put to rest. It's getting every a proper drone phone needs: push email, push calendar, push contacts, global address list, Cisco VPN, certificates and identities, WPA2/ 802.1x, Security Policies, device configuration and Remote Wipe....

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If you've been following along with the long-running Hacker vs. iPhone saga that's been dragging out since the iPhone's release late last June, your days of jailbreaking may finally be coming to an end. Today, Steve Jobs and the folks at Apple have announced their official support for third-party applications along with Enterprise support for push

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The BBC is reportedly working on a version of its iPlayer software for the iPhone and iPod touch, which was spotted ahead of Apple's announcements at 10AM Pacific. When visiting the BBC iPlayer website through the portable devices, a small, inactive link appears in the corner of the main window.

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The future of iPhone software will be revealed at the iPhone Software Roadmap press event. Check out Mahalo's coverage here!

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not for the next 4 years.iPhone is exclusive to AT&T till then.Also, Verizon is on the CDMA network and the iPhones are designed for GSM.GSM phones will never work on verizon.I have heard a rumor though that verizon is thinking about moving to GSM to be more competitive in the global market and to take advantage of the upcoming 4G network speeds.

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Everyone wants Flash on the iPhone, but you ain't gonna get it. At least not if Apple CEO Steve Jobs' comments on the popular platform are to be taken plainly.Stating that Flash is too slow for the iPhone and Flash Lite too limited, Jobs disappointed legions of developers expecting Apple to embrace the now-ubiquitous standard for

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Ever wonder what happens if you push your iPhone's stopwatch feature to the limit? Me, neither. But that was a burning issue for at least one person, Travis "A College Education Is Obviously A Great Investment" Taylor, who let the timer on his Love Brick run uninterrupted for more than 40 days to see what happens when it hits the magic 1,000-hour m

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Apple will announce a few applications tonight, according to inside sources

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A quick Google search for "iPhone SDK" gives you a sponsored link, which shows developers is getting ready for the SDK.

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Will the upcoming SDK and the Exchange connector make the iPhone ready for the enterprise?

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A trio of tabletop musicians have turned their gadget lust into an art form, using two iPhones and an iPod Touch to form the "iBand". The three art students from Vienna in Austria have eschewed roadies and regular instruments in favour of custom music applications loaded on to the touch-screen gizmos from Apple.

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Apple is planning to hold a press event at its headquarters on Thursday and comments made as recently as Wednesday suggest the company will make its iPhone more popular with enterprise users."Tomorrow we're going to talk a bit about the iPhone in the enterprise at our event on campus," said Peter Oppenheimer, chief financial officer of Ap

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Apple will be holding a press conference for the iPhone software road map, including the SDK and other "new enterprise features".

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Brian Goldberg was updating the calendar on his BlackBerry smartphone Monday when he accidentally duplicated several hundred calendar entries."I screwed up," he said.

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Unlimited Movies-Music-Games-Video etc. When it comes to finding the Top Unlimited iPhone Download Sites we've done the research. Read genuine member reviews of what we discovered when we tested all the popular iPhone Download Sites.

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Electronista claims that MySpace.com is one of the few developers with early access to the iPhone SDK. They are reportedly working on a native iPhone application to access their site's services.

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Plain and simple, the ultimate guide to getting a FREE Apple iPhone.Non-spammy.Beginner friendly.Step-By-Step Instructions!

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Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas becomes the first university in the US to give out iPhones to incoming freshmen. Concept videos describing how they will be used here (social), here (academic) and here (overview).

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Steve Jobs claims that his phone is too good for Flash and that Adobe should make a better product to work on it

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The first truly optimized vBulletin skin optimized for iPhone, iPod Touch and other mobile devices.

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"Apple COO Cook has affirmed that 10 million iPhones will be sold in 2008," Stephen Rosenman writes for Seeking Alpha. "Let's take Apple at its word that it will in fact achieve that sales number. In the past, they've made good on their predictions. If anything they've made a tradition of making conservative estimates and then beaten them."

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In the business world, RIM still rules the roost with its BlackBerry devices. A recently uncovered patent shows some of the company's plans to stave off an iPhone onslaught.

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