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Many iOS frameworks are named with a "Kit" suffix (UIKit, MapKit, StoreKit, EventKit etc.) There is nothing odd in some new iOS frameworks following a similar
by credo 12y ago
Many iOS frameworks are named with a "Kit" suffix (UIKit, MapKit, StoreKit, EventKit etc.)
There is nothing odd in some new iOS frameworks following a similar convention.
If anything, I think Apple's new framework is going to generate a lot of marketing/PR value for the company. I think they realize this :)
- shard972 12y agoLets have a look at how depressed the owner of the company must feel right now: http://www.news.com.au/finance/small-business/apple-swallows-aussie-startup-companys-name-healthkit-and-their-worldembracing-idea/story-fn9evb64-1226943793182 http://www.news.com.au/finance/small-business/apple-swallows... Yep, looks devastated.
- stedaniels 12y agoBecause news.com.au sent a photographer round to take the photo straight away. Or because news companies never use stock or press photography.