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Lights Off returns to the iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Jan 23rd, 2009)

Hey, remember Lights Off? We first posted about it in the relative Stone Age of iPhone development, when the only SDK we had was writing web pages and when you had to actually jailbreak your iPhone to do anything cool with it. Nowadays, of course, we live in storied times, and so Lights Off has ...

iPhone 2.1 SDK Disappointments

by Erica Sadun (Jul 25th, 2008)

Something is rotten in the state of Cupertino. Mr. Jobs, TEAR DOWN THIS NDA. If the new iPhone 2.1 beta firmware is anything, it's a perfect excuse to say: "I told you so." It explains why the NDA failed to disappear on schedule. Apple kept its promise -- "Ve shall delivah the 2.0 iPhone und SDK on ...

Flash coming to the iPhone, if Adobe has anything to say about it

by Mike Schramm (Mar 19th, 2008)

The rumors are apparently true, after a fashion -- despite reports of Jobs' opposition to the idea, Adobe has told the Wall Street Journal that after reviewing the iPhone's SDK, their CEO says they can bring Flash to the device all by themselves. It'll be super interesting to see if Adobe tries to ...

New icons for iTunes and Calculator on the iPhone 2.0

by Mike Schramm (Mar 7th, 2008)

We did catch this during our liveblog of the SDK talk on Thursday, but just in case you hadn't seen them yet, it seems both the iTunes WiFi store and the calculator will be getting new icons in the iPhone's 2.0 patch. Of course, the App Store will apparently have its own icon as well, and we would ...

Apple to charge $99 for Developer Programme & software certificate

by Nik Fletcher (Mar 6th, 2008)

Ready to crack on and unleash some applications for the iPhone later this year? Be sure to set aside $99 to get your application onto the store however, as Ars Technica reports "Developers have to register with [Apple]. For that $99, we give them an electronic certificate that tells us who they are ...

Springlets for iPhone

by Dave Caolo (Feb 24th, 2008)

While we wait for the iPhone SDK, web developers are busily creating iPhone-compatible web apps and pages. There are a few cool ones out there, like Leaflets and PocketTweets. Even FedEx has created an iPhone-friendly page. Recently we came across Springlets. Unlike Leaflets, which is a single site, ...

Rumor: Apple event the last week of February

by Mike Schramm (Feb 7th, 2008)

TUAW has received a tip that the company that does television for Apple's live events and Macworld is apparently hiring for an unannounced Apple event at the end of February. Keep in mind that this is an unconfirmed rumor -- while TUAW trusts our source, job listings are not available on the video ...

iPhone apps through iTunes?

by Mike Schramm (Oct 24th, 2007)

Here's another thing you may have heard on last week's talkcast (which again, I'm told, is this close to being edited and posted): we were talking, of course, about the new iPhone/iPod touch SDK, and knocking around ideas for how Apple might implement apps on the iPhone. Someone in the Talkshoe ...

Apple: "we plan to have an iPhone SDK in developers' hands in February"

by Nik Fletcher (Oct 17th, 2007)

That's right folks. You read it correctly. Cats & dogs are living together, and in other news Steve Jobs has, via Apple's 'Hot News' page, announced that Apple will, FINALLY, support third-party development of native applications for the iPhone. The SDK will arrive, for iPhone and iPod touch ...

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