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Apple iPhone Developer Web Site

Apple has launched developer web site for iPhone developers which provides extensive guidelines and details for iPhone centric development. So any one who wishes to become an iPhone Consultant must visit this site.
Developers can create Web 2.0 applications that look and behave just like the applications built into iPhone, and provide seamless integration with [...]

Apple Launches iPhone Developer Web Site

Apple has launched a Web site for developers of its recently released iPhone. Part of the Apple Developer Connection, the Web site outlines guidelines and Safari compatibility when making applications for the iPhone.
Developers hoping to make applications for the iPhone have to do so inside of Apple’s Safari Web browser. By using Web 2.0 applications [...]

Web development guidelines for the iPhone

Apple has released web development guidelines for the iPhone.
The guidelines are available from the company’s Developer Connection website.
Apple observes that the version of Safari installed on the iPhone employs the same Web Kit engine as Safari on a computer. The guidelines aim to help developers understand the capabilities of the device; offers advice on established [...]

iPhone Activation Hacked

DVD Jon has added another notch to his gun, having managed to hack into the Apple iPhone and activate some of its features without signing up for service through carrier AT&T. The notorious Norwegian hacker posted code online that lets users turn on the phone’s music-playing and WiFi capabilities, but not its voice-calling functionality.

O2 beats all rivals to bag the UK iPhone deal

4 July 2007 - In a move that no-one saw coming with the talk of Vodafone and T-Mobile’s frenzied attempts to clinch the iPhone deal for Europe, The Times is reporting that O2 has beaten its rivals to win the exclusive rights to offer Apple’s iPhone in the UK.
Grabbing the rights to sell the iPhone [...]

Apple creaming profits on iPhone

Apple’s iPhone could deliver a profit margin of more than 55 per cent after hardware and manufacturing costs, research firm iSuppli said on Tuesday, sending shares in the company up nearly 5 per cent.

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