The iPhone opens up a whole new world for developers–a multi-touch interface, always on Internet access, video, and a whole range of built-in sensors can be used to create everything from games to ...

Although Apple has yet to release an official SDK (software development kit) for the iPhone, developers have already become proficient at creating native applications for the device using an ...

This is yet another oxymoron of the day: Open iPhone. And yet, there's a whole book on the subject, or at least a Rough Cut. You have to love a book that reads like the ethnic-joke recipe for Chicken ...

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...

Editor’s Note: This article is reprinted from InfoWorld. For more IT news, subscribe to the InfoWorld Daily newsletter. There are more ways to develop applications for the Apple iPhone device than ...

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Thanks to the amount of hype and spin surrounding the iPhone, it seems that, when it comes to third party applications, Apple can’t do right by some people. Apple were criticised right from the start ...

While Apple has been unequivocal in banning Java and Adobe’s Flash from the iPhone and related devices, third-party iOS application development tools have been allowed to flourish. Uncertainty over ...

Obviously there is more to being an iPhone developer than just sitting down and writing a program. You need a modern Intel Macintosh desktop or laptop running a ...