Microsoft has posted the Bing iPhone and Mac OS X SDK for developers to utilize, according to a post on the Bing Community Blog.
The Bing iPhone and Mac SDK is available for download on CodePlex, open source under the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL).
I run into some videos on youtube, showing how to create applications for the iPhone.
I thought it would be cool to share these tutorials about creating basic stuff like button actions, text and calculations for the iPhone, using SDK.
Scroll down to see these 2 tutorials.
Today Apple released the iPhone Firmware 3.1 Beta for developers. The iPhone SDK 3.1 is also ready to be downloaded from the iPhone Dev Center. It said so in the e-mail send to developers. » iPhone Firmware 3.1 Beta And SDK
Three and a half weeks from now, on Monday June 8th 10:00 a.m., Apple will kick-off the Worldwide Developers Conference with their keynote address. Phil Shiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Product Marketing, will lead the keynote. Steve Jobs will hopefully return in June. » Not Steve but Phil to deliver the WWDC keynote
PerceptDev engineers Zack Gainsforth and George Dean developed a hardware and software solution that allows infrared keyboards to be used for typing on the iPhone, using less than $20 of electronics. Check out the video after the break.
» IR keyboard working with a non-jailbroken iPhone
Apple released an annoucement saying that the iPhone 0S 3.0 is coming soon. A sneak preview of the new OS and new SDK version will be presented on March 17th.
» iPhone OS 3.0: preview on March 17th
Nobody ever thought that the App Store would be as succesfull as it has become. Only 3 months ago the site has reached a milestone of 10.000 aps. Today the app store has reached a stagering 20.000 listed apps! Ok, to be honest.. most of the apps are actually lousy (just think about all the fart app’s currently in the app store).
» App Store – 20000 Apps and still rising !
