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iPhone SDK only in BETA

01 Mar.

Following up from our previous story about the iPhone SDK, we now have another rumour to share with our readers. It has been reported at various places that when the iPhone SDK is released on the March 6th event, a full version will not be ready, instead Apple will be releasing a BETA version of their SDK for the iPhone and iPod Touch. A final version is not expected until Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference (WWDC), no date has been set for the WWDC in 2008, however it has been predicted it will be around June sometime.

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    2 Comments »

    Comment by lukeb3
    2008-03-02 10:39:18

    I think most people are just going to jailbreak there devices, apple has messed them about for too long

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    Comment by R3zonance
    2008-03-10 05:38:00

    You are kidding, you really expected the “first” iPhone SDK to be released to the public without a public beta.

    I mean Microsoft always beta tests their .Net Frameworks (even the incremental versions).

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