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- Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.2 SDK Beta 4 For iPad; Removes Camera Tab
- EFF Publishes iPhone Developer Agreement; Reveals Interesting Details
- No Dashboard Widget On iPad - Missing iPhone Apps Scrapped Due To Design Issues?
- Adobe Demos Flash On HP's Upcoming 'Slate Device'; Takes A Dig At Apple
- Can iPad's Richer Gaming Platform Outdo iPhone's Success?
| Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.2 SDK Beta 4 For iPad; Removes Camera Tab Posted: 09 Mar 2010 05:37 PM PST Apple has seeded developers of its iPhone Developer Program with the fourth beta version of iPhone OS 3.2 SDK (build 10M2144). Based on initial reports it looks like the latest beta version of iPhone OS 3.2 SDK includes many bug fixes, including a fix for Safari's bookmark feature within the...
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| EFF Publishes iPhone Developer Agreement; Reveals Interesting Details Posted: 09 Mar 2010 06:04 PM PST The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has published the "iPhone Developer Program License Agreement", which is the contract that developers need to accept to develop iPhone apps. The EFF has managed to make the license agreement public for the first time since the App Store was launched by petitioning NASA NASA,...
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| No Dashboard Widget On iPad - Missing iPhone Apps Scrapped Due To Design Issues? Posted: 09 Mar 2010 03:42 PM PST Early last month, Kevin Fox from Fury.com had noted that native iPhone apps such as Stocks, Calculator and Weather were conspicuously absent from the iPad HomeScreen and wondered if this was a pointer towards the availability of an OS X-like Dashboard that could possibly house all these "minor apps". Kevin's...
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| Adobe Demos Flash On HP's Upcoming 'Slate Device'; Takes A Dig At Apple Posted: 09 Mar 2010 10:56 AM PST Should Adobe Flash be made available on touch screen devices like the iPad? This is one question to which we will never receive a definitive answer. While there is obviously a case for incorporating a ubiquitous software platform like Flash on the iPad, issues such as the high resources consumption...
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| Can iPad's Richer Gaming Platform Outdo iPhone's Success? Posted: 09 Mar 2010 09:51 AM PST iPhone Games are among the most popular applications on the App Store. Close to 20% of iPhone applications available today are gaming apps. This is no surprise considering the rich experience that the platform offers to casual gamers thanks to features like multi-touch controls, accelerometer based motion-sensor control, social gaming...
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