Developers invited to test iPhone 3.0 push notifications with Associated Press app

I found this website that i linked to my name above actually found them in facebook, just click on my name to go there, dont worry, you dont need to be a facebook member. They had me up and running in no time and i now have complete access to their Apple developers account with my own user ID and password. They have links to the newest beta firmware for pc's and mac as well as iTunes 8.2 links. It was worth it, just my 2 cents for anyone who is in the same boat i was.
www.activateiphone.net

I'm more interested in "This unique redemption code and the functionality of the application expire in seven days."

Surely they can use this for creating trial versions of apps?

I got the invite yesterday afternoon and installed once I returned home last night. I launched and configured it and I still do not have any pushed notifications. Apple says to give it 48 hrs if no notifications to let them know.

C'mon Apple, throw us a bone!

I got the message, and right away wondered why there was no incentive. So, are we supposed to think that it's incentive enough to help Apple?

I have been getting notifications since I installed it. I love the Push feature. Its been long over due for Apple to release this feature.

The app works fine.
@ Kyle M No there is no download link for non-developers. Sorry

I've been using the app for few hours now, still no push notification.

Is there a link to download the app if you're not a developer? I want to try the puppy out :-)

I think the perfect way for backgrounding to happen is for any app on the dock to be allowed to run in the background. Then only four apps can be used in the background and I would finally have a use for the stupid dock. And for quick switching between apps, Apple could have the dock be able to pop up in front of a running app so you can switch to any app sitting on the dock without going to the springboard. Almost like a springboard-to-go.

Got mine earlier today :D