Tag: Software development kit
Samsung launch bada OS SDK for app developers
Samsung's new OS, bada, has been getting a fair amount of attention for the last few months now, with the sleek Samsung Wave handset the first phone to get it when it launches in a few months time. However, a…
Apple begin taking iPad app submissions
With the iPad's April 3rd launch date now just around the corner, Apple have begun taking submissions for dedicated iPad-only apps. Though the iPad apps are made using the same SDK as those currently on the App Store for the…
iPad and iPhone app developer's contract leaks online
The contract which each iPhone or iPad app developer must sign before submitting their creations has leaked online. Though developers are banned from speaking of the agreements they must accept, the Electronic Freedom Foundation has acquired a copy and posted…
iPhone gets full Exchange support, SDK available, iFund set up for budding application developers
Apple has finally announced two major pieces of news that should be music to the ears of applications developers and business users.
At an iPhone Special Event held at Apple HQ in Cupertino yesterday, Steve Jobs and co. unveiled the iPhone 2.0 beta software and Software Development Kit.
Due for full release in June, the iPhone 2.0 software will feature full, direct integration with Microsoft Exchange Server using ActiveSync, providing services such as secure, over-the-air push email, contacts and calendars as well as remote wipe, and the addition of Cisco IPsec VPN for encrypted access to private corporate networks.
iPhone Software Development Kit coming March 6th?
Apple has called a special event at its Cupertino headquarters next Thursday, 6th March, to discuss the current state of the iPhone and its future.
It’s widely believed that Apple will use this time to launch — or at least provide a decent information update — on the Software Development Kit (SDK). Steve Jobs had originally said that this software, which will allow third-party applications to natively (and officially) run on the iPhone, would be available this month. However, that date slipped.
