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You can spend $99/yearly and become an iPhone developer. Then you can put whatever you want on your iPhone (I assume iPad development will be similar). Ad-hoc
by ZachPruckowski 17y ago
You can spend $99/yearly and become an iPhone developer. Then you can put whatever you want on your iPhone (I assume iPad development will be similar). Ad-hoc distribution allows for like 500 "testers", and you could always just share source files with other developers and recompile them.
EDIT: thanks for the correction on yearly vs. one-time.
- plinkplonk 17y ago" It could be $99/yearly." It is.
- hrabago 17y agoOnly if the SDK supports it. I can't, for instance, put widgets on the lock screen to see how many unread emails I have. Or have the locked device light up due to an event that my background process detected.
- cpr 17y agoYou probably can, if it's just for yourself. The jailbreaking world has reverse engineered a lot of these internals, like replacing SpringBoard, etc.