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It's not the SDK that you pay for, it's the beta SDK that you pay for (along with cert signing and app distribution). The 3.2 SDK is currently only available fo
by timdorr 17y ago
It's not the SDK that you pay for, it's the beta SDK that you pay for (along with cert signing and app distribution). The 3.2 SDK is currently only available for paid developers. Everyone else gets 3.1 and the docs are available without a login. I understand it's a moot point when people are violating the NDA left and right, but it's supposed to be that the information in the 3.2 SDK about the iPad is all confidential info.
It's confidential in theory, it's just nearly unenforceable in practice. It reeks of evil because it's only enforceable via fear.
- smokey_the_bear 17y agoIt's funny that they go to the trouble of making the SDK available to paid developers early, yet it's still unclear to us if the iPad will actually have a physical GPS chip or not. The tech specs are vague.