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Apple are in uncharted territory. Providing an SDK to the iPhone is equivalent as allowing different sets of hardware running OSX. It would be interesting to se
by shimi 18y ago
Apple are in uncharted territory. Providing an SDK to the iPhone is equivalent as allowing different sets of hardware running OSX. It would be interesting to see how long will it take Apple to bring the goods (if ever...)
- mrtron 18y agoUncharted territory? I am not so sure it is uncharted for them - and it certainly isn't uncharted in the industry.
- boucher 18y agoIt's not at all equivalent to supporting different hardware. Providing an SDK for the iPhone is like providing an SDK for Mac OS X. In fact, it's exactly the same -- and the SDK for the iPhone (Cocoa Touch) is a direct derivative of Cocoa for Mac OS X.