iPhone 3.1.3 SDK now available

Time to update your iPhone SDK to 3.1.3! It's a required update, otherwise Xcode will not recognize or work with your 3.1.3 device. Head on over to the iPhone dev center (developer credentials needed to log in) to download the latest version.

As always, the iPhone SDK includes Xcode, the iPhone simulator, and other tools for developing applications for iPhone and iPod touch. If you want to develop for the iPad, you'll need to join the $99/year developer program and download the 3.2 SDK instead.

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Time to update your iPhone SDK to 3.1.3! It's a required update, otherwise Xcode will not recognize or work with your 3.1.3 device. Head on...

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funkyd

So i had the 3.2 beta SDK installed then just installed this, and now i no longer have the option to develop for iPad.

So if you want to develop for both the iphone against 3.1.3 and the ipad are you out of luck?

February 03 2010 at 5:37 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

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Erica Sadun

You have to install them into separate folders. I'll post a how-to tomorrow.

February 03 2010 at 7:12 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

iBearTouch

I am not quite clear on what the iPhone Dev Team is doing...?

February 03 2010 at 2:13 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

glynor

Ooh! I just installed 3.1.3 on my 3G and it DOES seem to have fixed, at least partially, the stuttering and slow scrolling through the podcast listing! It is still not 100% smooth, but the difference is night-and-day better than it was before.

So, if you were experiencing this issue, try the update as it might help!

Also, after updating, my 3G was HOT! I have it in my pocket now, and even though it has been 10 minutes or so since I finished the update, I can still feel the warmth through my jeans.

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glynor

Sorry... I meant to post this on the OS 3.1.3 release story, not here.

February 02 2010 at 4:13 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

iPhoneGuy

I already downloaded the 3.2.2 SDK. If I download the 3.2.1 SDK does that supersede the 3.2.2 (thus eliminating my ability to develop for iPad now?). Or will it simply not allow 3.2.1 to be installed (newer version detected)?

I'm guessing we'll see another 3.2.2 SDK released shortly that includes 3.2.1 support. Gaaaa, how confusing.

February 02 2010 at 2:53 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply

btblomberg

Does installing 3.1.3 break the 3.2 beta? Will have to see if you can keep Xcode 3.2.2 with this. Odd after just releasing 3.2 beta last week.

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jtb

Downloading it, but I'm thinking too much about 3.2. :)

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iBearTouch

Hmm, and I am looking forward to 4.0 !!! :-o

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