I wouldn't count on it! ;) My sense is that apple is much more concerned with keeping the iPhones 100% trouble-free for the 99% of people who don't want to do

I wouldn't count on it! ;) My sense is that apple is much more concerned with keeping the iPhones 100% trouble-free for the 99% of people who don't want to do anything more than make calls and check e-mail than with providing development freedom for the 1% of people who are excited to start hacking their phone. (Or even just to start adding new widgets). It's disappointing for those of us who like fun, but probably a good business decision. Suits have a lot more money to spend on phones than kids and hackers, and reliability is very important to them.