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  • iphone sdk

    iPhone 3.1 SDK Available Now

    The 3.1 version of the iPhone SDK is available now, bringing a couple new fixes like having the OS simulator "more closely matching the device." There are also new Interface Builder, XCode and Dashcode changes. [iPhone Developer]
    06/30/09
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by AriellaDrury: 3.1 download is a beta for paid up $99 devs only. The rest of us broke-ass punks will have... 5 Responses | Other threads

  • palm

    Palm Pre's Mojo SDK Leaked: Bring on the Apps

    Palm's Mojo devkit has leaked to the web ahead of schedule—they had announced it would arrive in late summer, and instead developers are treated to the SDK right now. More »
    06/27/09
    10,851
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    By Dan Nosowitz
  • palm pre

    Palm Pre's App Catalog Won't Get Really Open Until This Summer

    Palm just posted an update on their developer blog telling developers—all of whom are anxious to make apps for the Pre and start making money—that the SDK won't be out until late summer. More »
    06/19/09
    5,853
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    By Jason Chen
  • android

    Android 1.5 "Early Look" SDK Now Available: Adds Soft Keyboard, Video Recording, and Way, Way More

    Google has announced that the Android 1.5 "Early Look" SDK is now available to developers, and man, does it bring the features. Check out the list below. More »
    04/13/09
    17,368
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    By Dan Nosowitz

    Comment by Auzburner: God dammit! Apple, why can't you make your updates so expansive ALL at ONCE? 3.0 is nice, but the features... 17 Responses | Other threads

  • apple

    Apple Developer Agreement Forbids Writing Jailbreak and DRM Cracking Apps

    Developers signing on to the iPhone SDK program are now expressly forbidden from writing iPhone apps that can be installed via jailbreak, or any software for any Apple technology that messes with security or DRM. More »
    04/01/09
    10,327
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    By Wilson Rothman

    Comment by Linux chief hardware engineer: They need to crack down on this. Over 3,000 apps have been cracked and ported. Its horrible how much hard work... 29 Responses | Other threads

  • rumor

    Kevin Rose On iPhone 3.0: Cut/Paste, Features Equal Palm Pre

    Digg's Kevin Rose is again peddling his Apple rumors, this time in regards to the upcoming 3.0 preview scheduled for this Tuesday. He was dead on last time around—can he do it again? More »
    03/15/09
    120,087
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    By Jack Loftus

    Comment by Alex2643: Thank you and fuck MMS. I don't want to be flooded with crappy cell phone camera pics like my friends... 40 Responses | Other threads

  • all giz wants

    All Giz Wants: The One True Internet Pizza Ordering App Framework

    Today was a very special day in pizza tech news. First, Dominos, oh boy Dominos: you've automated pizza ordering and delivery in a way that I never specifically thought about, but now that it's out, have already welcomed as a new sign that humans are making progress in this world. You can now order, pay for and track delivery of a pizza from a graphical menu on your TiVo. And on top of that, a free medium Papa John's pie can be yours via its now-painfully-antiquated web delivery system all for becoming a fan of PJ's on Facebook. More »
    11/17/08
    6,140
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    By John Mahoney

    Comment by 92BuickLeSabre: You know how people say "I hate to be the guy...but," Well, in this case, I do not hate to be... 22 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone

    iPhone Firmware 2.2 Beta 2 Goes Out to Developers: Still No Copy/Paste

    So here's the deal. You don't get copy/paste. You don't get image or videos over MMS. And you still can't type your emails or text messages in landscape mode. BUT! If you've been dreaming about Google Street View, or, uh, walking directions... well, you're in luck, because Apple is listening to you and nobody else. One neat little tidbit, though: looks like the SDK is now supporting line-in audio devices, which could lead to some fun later on. Still, not a thrilling update. [Boy Genius Report]
    10/25/08
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    By Dan Nosowitz

    Comment by vgart: I don't understand what's the big deal about MMS or Copy/Paste. I don't miss it a bit. MMS pics are... 8 Responses | Other threads

  • Woz: iPod to Die Soon

    Woz: iPod to Die Soon

    In an surprisingly frank and fresh exclusive interview with the Daily Telegraph, Steve Wozniak has left us some new gems of wisdom regarding the past, present, and future of Apple. Among his thoughts on Apple's fanboyism, stock overvaluation, upcoming products, and the iPhone limitations, the most surprising is his prediction that the iPod success will die soon, just like the Walkman and transistor radio did: More »
    10/07/08
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    By Jesus Diaz

    Comment by stupidjerk: [Steve Jobs and I] don't like the fact that it's a bit of a religion. I would like to have... 6 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone

    iPhone Will Get Adobe Flash Soon, If Apple Says OK

    If you're still clamoring for Adobe Flash support to get Hulu on your iPhone, I've got good news and bad news. The good news is that Adobe Senior Director of Engineering Paul Betlem says that as soon as Apple approves it, it would be out "in a very short time." More »
    09/30/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Hestika: Hey, while they're at it, how about working Flash for Firefox 3 on the PC? 9 Responses | Other threads

  • iphone 2.2

    iPhone 2.2 Beta 1 Seeded to Developers (2.2 Details Soon!)

    Well, that was speedy. Not too long after iPhone 2.1 arrived to fix most of iPhone 2.0's most damning problems, Apple has seeded OS 2.2 Beta 1 to developers. No one's had a chance to dive in yet to see what's new, but some mo' bug fixes, push notifications (finally) and added GPS features sound like a good bet, now that most of the bigger bugs are squished. [Gear Live]
    09/25/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by aeroworks: they will never have copy/paste. maybe Apple see's it as redundant as a 2 button mouse. 7 Responses | Other threads

  • android

    Download Android 1.0 SDK...NOW

    Google made the Android 1.0 SDK available today, following the announcement of the G1 phone yesterday. The 1.0 signification means it's technically out of beta, and you can develop without fear of major changes to Android's core programming. According to Mobile Whack, the only changes from the 0.9 release are some bug fixes and API inclusions. Download it here. [Mobile Whack]
    09/24/08
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    By Adrian Covert
  • iphone

    Apple's iPhone Developer University Program Hits, Will Cost Unis Nothing

    Apple's recently revealed its iPhone Developer University Program: it's aimed at higher educational institutions who wish to introduce an iPhone/iPod touch developer curriculum, and supplies the iPhone SDK free of charge for up to 200 students. Basically it'll mean that a class is a small developer company, able to share development apps within the team as they learn programming skills. Ultimately the school can also publish them through the App Store. You can either see this as a kind-hearted attempt by Apple to aid higher education, or a way of tapping into a rich vein of imaginative developers for new apps for the App Store. Either way, it's interesting stuff, though for now it's limited to accredited schools in the US. [Program page via AppleInsider]
    09/24/08
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    By Kit Eaton
  • sony bravia

    Sony Japan Releases SDK For Bravia TV Apps

    Sony became the latest to jump on the app trend bandwagon, but not with a product you'd automatically equate with downloading itty bitty widgets. The company has released an App development kit for its line of Bravia television sets. It expects people to create things like small multiplayer online games, weather and news data aggregators and anything else you can program onto 1.3MB of memory. More »
    09/18/08
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    By Elaine Chow
  • iphone apps

    How Apple Picks Which Apps Make It to the App Store

    Apple's rejection of the Podcaster app for duping "the functionality of the Podcast section of iTunes" was a more dramatic blow to developers than we implied in our coverage, throwing the capriciousness of the approval process into the starkest relief yet, especially from the dev standpoint. Joy of Tech, thankfully, gives us some insight into Apple's innovation-killing process for the first time. Also check out John Gruber's argument about what's so wrong here. See also: NYT's coverage. [Joy of Tech]
    09/17/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Shub-Niggurath!*pew-pew* YourRuneIsMine!: *cough*cough*ANDROID!!!*cough* seriously though, i just got a shuffle, which requires itunes, which required me to register for some bullshit "iStore" or... 7 Responses | Other threads

  • t-mobile

    T-Mobile's App Program Will Not Include Android, Sidekick at Launch

    Last month mocoNews revealed that T-Mobile was gearing up to launch an open app development program that would be similar to the one created by Apple. Initially, the plan was to have Android and the Sidekick on board, but since then the plans appear to have changed. MocoNews now reports that T-Mobile reps have informed them that the program will focus initially on basic programs. No Android, no Sidekick, no API access and free apps will not be allowed to feature advertising to help with costs. More »
    09/11/08
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    By Sean Fallon
  • sony

    SDK for Sony xPeria X1 Phone Launched, Doesn't Cost a Penny

    Sony's just come up with the software development kit for the xPeria X1, designed to let programmers create new "panel" apps for the phone's funky one-touch panel interface that sits on top of its Windows Mobile 6.1 OS. The idea is to create stuff that will "meet the consumer’s demand for a rich, individualized multimedia experience on their phone"—everything from search engines to social networking apps, all easy-access through the panels, or so says Sony anyway. If you're keen to get to grips with making software for this phone, you'll be able to get hold of the SDK for free here. Otherwise, check out a video of the panel interface at the Sony link. Press release below. [Sony] More »
    09/03/08
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    By Kit Eaton
  • android

    First Android Release Will Have iPhone-Style Crippled Bluetooth, No Google Talk

    Over on the official Android Developers Blog, Googler Dan Morrill has news of what won't be making it into Android 1.0—a full featured-Bluetooth stack and data messaging via Google Talk API. Android 1.0 will work with Bluetooth headsets, but won't do other things like send files or link up to a PoGo printer, just like the iPhone. Google Talk will be missing completely. Thankfully, the reasoning behind both decisions seems to make sense: Google Talk's security is nowhere near where it needs to be in order to function as the core IM service for a huge mobile platform as intended, and a full Bluetooth API simply isn't done yet, but both should show up in future iterations. Apparently any frameworks in the 1.0 SDK would be impossible to greatly change down the road, so it sounds like Google's taking the smart route and not rushing out inferior code. [Android Developers Blog via PC Mag]
    08/26/08
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    By John Mahoney
  • android

    An In-Depth Video Tour of Android 0.9, an (Almost) Great (Almost) OS

    Earlier today Google released the Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta, boasting of a pile of API updates and a visual refresh that moves it one solid step closer to actually, you know, showing up on a phone. A long changelog and a few screenshots are great, but we've fired up the SDK's emulator for a guided tour of Android's salient features. More »
    08/18/08
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    By John Herrman
  • android

    Android 0.9 SDK Beta Now Available: Includes Major UI Update

    The Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta represents the first formal release on the path to Android 1.0 and it is available now for download. Outside of the normal bug fixes, users will notice some major UI updates—including a new widget-enhanced home screen, a tab to pull up apps, a camera and a media player. There are also a whole slew of API upgrades that should significantly enhance usability. Any further changes between this version and the final release version are expected to be small, but keep in mind that apps created with this version may not be compatible with 1.0. UPDATE: Check out our extensive video tour of the OS. Screenshots of the new UI added. More »
    08/18/08
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    By Sean Fallon
  • iphone

    Doom 2 and Wolfenstein RPGs May Be Heading to the iPhone

    I don't think John Carmack had a version of the Doom 2 and Wolfenstein RPGs in mind when he recently said that id Software was bringing something "very special" to the iPhone, but CEO Todd Hollenshead has revealed that he would like to bring both of these games to the device, which he claims is more powerful than a DS and PSP combined. The software is already being worked on for other platforms, but Hollenshead admits that it is too early to tell whether the games will be ported to the iPhone. More »
    08/01/08
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    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by J France: I'm really curious as to how long before someone, somewhere releases a game pad for the device. It must come, but... more » | Other threads

  • facebook

    Facebook Connect for iPhone Will Links Apps to Your Facebook Account

    At Facebook's annual f8 conference this afternoon it was revealed that iPhone app developers will be able to integrate apps with Facebook Connect—in other words, apps will be able to link up to and share data with your Facebook account, so your identity will be consistent and linked across apps through your Facebook account (and you won't have to create separate accounts for every app). Think of it like this: More »
    07/23/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by Rj Neel: I just linked my facebook account with gizmodo using facebook connect and now I am doing a test post. more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    iPhone App Devs Still Gagged by Non-Disclosure Agreement, Mad as F'n Hell About It

    As we covered in our case for still needing the iPhone app black market, developers are gagged by a non-disclosure agreement that keeps them from talking about actually programming the iPhone with anybody, even though sharing info would help app development. Surprise, developers don't like that. So now we have Fucking NDA, which aggregates their rants and musings, turning them into a single stream of angst about, well, that fucking NDA. Here's a gem collected from Twitterific's Craig Hockenberry: More »
    07/23/08
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    By matt buchanan

    Comment by stupidjerk: this is why so many people despise apple computers, steve jobs, and everything they stand for... ...you expected any less? more » | Other threads

  • iphone apps

    Why We Still Need the iPhone App Black Market

    A year ago, we said that no iPhone SDK meant no killer apps. It came, and the apps are here in staggering numbers. But many of the amazing apps and concepts we grew to love as unofficial apps aren't here, and only about 100 of the 500+ apps at launch in the official store are really useful or desirable—the rest are dupes or just bad. There are no less than five apps to turn my iPhone into a flashlight, yet I can't turn it into a 3G-powered Wi-Fi hotspot. Why? Because the SDK has more restrictions than Guantanamo—devs can't integrate with the OS and have to steer way, way clear of copyright and trademark issues—so the most innovative, game-changing apps might not ever make it to your squeaky clean iPhone. That's why we need more than Apple's official app store—we still need jailbreaking, Installer.app (now Cydia) and the best unauthorized third-party apps to make the iPhone an ultra-powerful open platform we really want. Here are the roadblocks: More »
    Feature
    07/23/08
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    By matt buchanan
  • storage

    Drobo Open SDK Makes Apps for DLNA Devices, Bittorrent, Media Players Possible

    Drobo, the storage enclosure that monitors up to 4 HDDs, now has an open SDK to go with its ability to protect and share your data. What does this mean for Drobo users? They can expect apps that will allow them to stream data across DLNA devices, work as a bittorrent client, interface with wi-fi devices like the Eye-Fi or set up a simple FTP. The SDK is available now and can be found at [Drobo].
    07/02/08
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    By Adrian Covert
  • contests

    Gizmodo's iPhone SDK App Contest

    We saw a number of iPhone SDK applications demoed during the WWDC keynote last week, some of which—like the physics-based game Enigmo—were fantastic. With over 250,000 kits downloaded and 4,000 admitted to the iPhone beta program, we're sure you guys have come up with something as good, or even better than that. That's why we're holding our own Gizmodo iPhone App Contest. More »
    06/17/08
    17,785
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by pellier: @SuperMacGuy: make picture of them more » | Other threads

  • iphone 3g

    TomTom on the iPhone May Not Be Completely Dead

    In an interview with TomTom spokesperson Yann Lafargue, French site Mac Generation hit on a few interesting tidbits about 3rd party navigation software on the iPhone. During the interview, Lafargue confirmed that there was a version of TomTom software running on the iPhone but he does not know if they will ever actually ship the product. You would think that the major reason for not shipping would be the clause in the SDK agreement that states "applications may not be designed or marketed for real time route guidance," but Lafargue insisted that is not a problem. More »
    06/13/08
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    By Sean Fallon
  • windows 7

    Windows 7 Multi-Touch SDK Slated For an October Release

    Details on the multi-touch functionality in Windows 7 are only a couple of days old, but it appears that Microsoft is already looking ahead with a multi-touch SDK slated for release at this year's Professional Developers Conference in October. At that time, Microsoft is expected to "highlight the new multi-touch gesture APIs and explain how you can leverage them in your applications." [PDC via tabletpctalk]
    05/29/08
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    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by leonard71: THIS WILL REVOLUTIONIZE SOLITAIRE!! more » | Other threads

  • iphone sdk

    iPhone SDK Beta 6 Now Available, OS X 10.5.3 Needed

    iPhone's sixth SDK has just been released, adding support for the latest iPhone OS and fixing various bugs. You'll have to update to Leopard 10.5.3, which was released earlier today. That's right, you HAVE TO. Not sure why, but that's what Apple's saying. [Apple]
    05/28/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by x23: @zenrock: the iPhone lacks a 3G chipset... so i fail to see how a simple software toggle will magically install... more » | Other threads

  • iphone sdk

    iPhone SDK Beta 5 Now Up: Bug Fixes, Updated OS Support

    Besides supporting the latest iPhone OS version, beta 5 doesn't do a whole lot else besides throwing in small tweaks to the UI, tweaks to the developers tools and some bug fixes. No big feature addition like last time, but you gotta update if you're making iPhone apps. You just gotta! There probably won't be very many more of these before the next iPhone's out. More »
    05/06/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Jason Ginsberg: not sure if this is new but the beta 5 allows you to have an empty dock, by removing all... more » | Other threads

  • software

    iPhone Getting iTunes Remote Control App?

    TUAW's tipsters tell it that, based on code found in the latest iPhone SDK beta, Apple's working on an app called iControl to hook up with iTunes libraries. Their guess is that it'll enable your iPhone to connect wirelessly to your iTunes and play back music, videos and podcasts (supposedly on the phone). That's interesting and all, but we're hoping it's more of an actual "controller", as specified in TUAW's headline and image. This way we can use the iPhone as a remote to adjust playback on our iTunes and Apple TVs. This is the one that makes sense to us. [TUAW]
    04/27/08
    5,322
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by mixamillion: touchpad pro for my jailbroken iphone acts as a wireless remote with keyboard and remote control functions through vnc and... more » | Other threads

  • iphone sdk

    iPhone SDK Beta 4 Hints at Support for Background Tasks

    According to MacNN, support for the UI Application delegate class on the newly released iPhone SDK build could indicate that running background processes is possible. That would be cool, but nothing has been made official yet. [macNN]
    04/25/08
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    By Sean Fallon

    Comment by YoMommaIsMyMomma: everything is cool for you as long as it is an Apple thing. If another non Apple phone is running... more » | Other threads

  • iphone sdk

    iPhone SDK Beta 4 Now Available, Comes with OpenGL ES 3D Graphics Support

    The latest iPhone SDK is now available, and unlike last time, it actually comes with an awesome new feature: OpenGL ES support! Now the iPhone simulator can render OpenGL ES that "mirror behavior on the iPhone and iPod Touch." The ES in OpenGL ES stands for embedded systems, and is the official graphics API in both Symbian and Android as well. As a side note, Open GL ES 2.0 is also supported by the PS3 as "an official graphics API" according to Wikipedia, in case you're playing the world's nerdiest game of Trivial Pursuit. [iPhone]
    04/23/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by Justin Heintz: I honestly don't understand what's new in Beta 4. Can anyone explain this to me just e-mail me at justin.heintz@me.com... more » | Other threads

  • apple

    iPhone SDK Beta 3 Now Available

    iPhone Devs should go grab the newest SDK release, which comes with a new tutorial and extends the beta 2.0 firmware. It also has various bug fixes and "support for the latest iPhone OS." [Apple]
    04/08/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by mkppk: Why would you think there would be a Windows version? Can you see Microsoft going through the trouble of making the... more » | Other threads

  • software

    iPhone SDK Beta 2 Now Available

    Potential iPhone developers should go and grab the latest release of the SDK, beta 2, and revel in the new Interface Builder. Make your own fancy UIs for your iPhone game, or maybe just make an improved iFartz. We're cool with either. [Apple via Macworld]
    03/27/08
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    By Jason Chen

    Comment by GnKnight1: @xint "VoIP for iPod Touch?" Um, how bout "VoIP for iPod Touch that includes a third-party microphone adapter" The Touch does not... more » | Other threads

  • informed speculation

    Microsoft Developing Native Office Apps for iPhone

    The iPhone is definitely turning into an enterprise heavyweight. Tom Gibbons, head of Microsoft's Specialized Devices and Applications Group (which houses their Mac developers) confirmed to Fortune that Microsoft is looking at bringing native Office apps to the iPhone with the SDK: "To the extent that Mac Office customers have functionality that they need in that environment, we're actually in the process of trying to understand that now." And why wouldn't they? More »
    03/25/08
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    By matt buchanan
  • iphone

    Adobe Developing iPhone Flash Player, No Word on Safari Plug-In

    Despite Steve's "HELL NO!", Adobe is developing a Flash player for the iPhone. Adobe's CEO, Shantanu Narayen said to the WSJ that they have evaluated the software developer tools and they think they can develop an iPhone Flash player on their own. A Flash player plug-in for Safari, however, would be much more difficult, if not impossible with the current SDK. But there are other possibilities, from a development point of view, which could actually be better for iPhone users. More »
    03/19/08
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    By Haroon Malik

    Comment by Jraktal: I agree that Adobe create a lot of bloatware, (acrobat, CS anyone!) but to start blabing about an open standard... more » | Other threads

  • exclusive

    First Video of Hacked iPhone 2.0 In Action

    Here is our exclusive video of the iPhone with hacked 2.0 firmware, running on a T-Mobile network instead of AT&T. Despite what other reports have erroneously stated, this is not a jailbroken iPhone with firmware 2.0, but a completely hacked version of the firmware that allows you to run any app and use any compatible carrier you want in the world. As we explained yesterday, it's going to be very difficult for Apple to close this hole, almost impossible, according to iPhone Dev Team sources. Update: changes on first sight: More »
    Exclusive
    03/13/08
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    By Jesus Diaz
  • apple

    100,000 Apple iPhone SDKs Downloaded So Far

    Apple says that over 100,000 iPhone software development kits have been downloaded since its celebrated unveiling on March 6, not a week ago. The announcement below is atypical of Apple: following the standard chest-puffing from execs such as worldwide marketing SVP Phil Schiller, you'll find exec quotes from Namco, NetSuite, PopCap, Rocket Mobile, Six Apart and THQ—I suppose in alphabetical order by company. It's more wind, to be sure, but from the feel of this announcement, it's almost as if Apple had planned to support third-party development all along. Whatever the case, we're looking forward to the resulting apps, both legit and, well, under the table. More »
    03/12/08
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    By Wilson Rothman

    Comment by doepay: Apple's iPhone SDK offers far more than many developers expected, according to developers that InfoWorld spoke with after the long-awaited... more » | Other threads

  • exclusive

    iPhone 2.0 Unlocked, Runs All Apps

    Update: Video of project Pwnage after the jump. The beta 2.0 firmware that comes with the iPhone SDK has been modified to unlock the iPhone and run any application. Part of the Pwnage Project, the hacked firmware will allow you to do anything you want, including the installation of both official and unofficial apps, and even patches. We got the exclusive details directly from the DevTeam, including the fact that it is going to be extremely hard for Cupertino to close this new hole: More »
    Breaking
    03/12/08
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