Not so fast guys! It won’t be that easy …

On last February, the first SDK (Software Development Kit) of the most anticipated gadget has come. A month after that (actually yesterday), the second version has also come. This SDK contain five stuffs like an interface builder, the Xcode integrated development environment, the iPhone simulator, frameworks and samples, compilers, and the Shark analysis tool. Now we hope that those developers are even more enthusiast to add more valuable things on iPhone or iPod touch.

What’s interesting about this issue is that developers won’t be able to create such things to attack Apple’s iTunes. This is yet another threat for those folks since on the first release on March 6th, Apple had given them a rule which force developers to register their apps on Apple’s Apps Store first before Apple make it available to public.

Anyway, Apple is still just an Apple, arrogant and exclusive. They won’t give up on you. After all, why should they change the rules if some others (big) players were seems to be happy with that; AOL and EA.

In a few days or months after this release; these folks (The iPhone Dev Team) should make something on this issue. Yeahh, viva hackers .

Source: Information Week and MacWorld and Engadget

Image courtesy of TMG Canada and Small Dog

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 Print Posted by Wim Permana on March 28th, 2008