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Apple released a new version of the free iPhone Software Development Kit (SDK) which now includes Interface Builder.

Interface Builder is a tool for developers to visually create their user interface:

Interface Builder makes creating an application’s user interface easier by allowing developers to use its graphical editing environment to manage virtually every aspect of creating a well designed user interface that adheres to the Aqua user interface guidelines.

Apple released the first version of the iPhone SDK on March 6th. The SDK allows developers to create their own applications which will first become available to the general public in late June 2008

Posted on March 27th, 2008 by admin
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Google opens its APIs to iPhone SDK

Google has pushed out a new release of its GData Objective-C Client Library that adds support for the Google Contacts Data API and YouTube API. What this means, in a nutshell, is that applications written in Objective-C (including those created for the iPhone) can take advantage of features like uploading video to a YouTube account or directly editing their Google account contacts.

In fact, the new GData Objective-C Client Library is completely compatible with the iPhone SDK. Per a Google blog post:

“Perhaps you want your iPhone software to send photos to a Picasa Web Albums account, or keep a journal of phone calls automatically in Blogger. Maybe your iPhone application accesses a database of information from a Google Spreadsheet or from Google Base. With the Google Data APIs Objective-C Client Library, creating software for these tasks is straightforward.”

“If you are writing iPhone software, just drag the “GData Sources” group folder from the GData project file into your iPhone project, and use the GData APIs as you would when writing a Mac application. ”

The Gdata Objective-C Client Library project page has more information.

via http://www.iphoneatlas.com/2008/03/20/google-opens-its-apis-to-iphone-sdk/

Posted on March 21st, 2008 by admin
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Spore on the iPhone! (iPhone SDK)

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Posted on March 11th, 2008 by admin
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iPhone SDK Q&A

Well, Apple’s SDK roadmap event is done and over with, and I’d say today’s events were promising, to say the least. However, we realize that there was a lot of technical terminology tossed around yesterday, so I’m here to clarify exactly what all this SDK stuff means.

What’s Push email?
A it’s essentially an email system where instead of your iPhone checking the server for email every so often, it “pushes” it to your phone, so you get it a lot sooner. With push Calendar and contacts, it’s the same concept applied to a calendar or address book.

What’s a Global Address List?
Another thing for business users so that everyone in a company has the contact information of everyone else they need to contact. It’s based on the Microsoft Exchange server system.

What’s an SDK, and why is it a big deal?
The SDK is a set of tools for software developers so they can develop better native iPhone apps. It’s a big deal because without it developers have to wait or resort to hacking iPhones.

Where can I get the SDK?

Here: apple.com/downloads.
How do I get the new apps?
Apple won’t start offering the new apps until this June. When they do, you can download them right onto your phone like you download iTunes from the iTunes Mobile store or through iTunes.

How do I publish apps?
They haven’t given specifics on how to publish applications, but they will be charging a $99/year fee to become a registered iPhone developer with Apple, and 30% of revenues.

How much will the apps cost to download?
Apple is letting developers decide how much to sell them for.

Can I download the SDK and install my own apps on my iPhone?
No. The SDK will only let you install apps created with it if you’re a registered developer.

What the heck is an iFund?
The iFund is a $100,000,000 chunk of money that investment firm KPCB has set aside for loaning out to companies that want to start a company that revolves around the iPhone in order to advance the iPhone and iPod touch as a developing platform.