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Apple iPhone SDK beta 2 hits online

Apple has announced the release of the second beta for the iPhone SDK which allows developers to build third party applications for the iPhone and similarly built iPod Touch.

The new updated download includes "the interface builder, the Xcode integrated development environment, the iPhone simulator, frameworks and samples, compilers, and the Shark analysis tool."



It was recently reported that 100,000 copies of the original SDK were downloaded in the first week after it was launched. Apple has also said that Firmware upgrade for the device will hit consumers in June.




Written by: Andre Yoskowitz @ 28 Mar 2008 18:19

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• 2 comments

• 21Q

  Until I can use it on Windows or Tiger the 2gb sdk is of no use to me.

  30.3.2008 16:32 #1

• CKhaleel

  Wow, Apple is just begging devs to make homebrew on the iPhone.
  

  Phat: 1.50>1.52>2.00>2.50>2.60>2.71>3.00>3.01>3.03>3.10>3.11>3.30>3.50>1.50>3.03 OE-C>3.51 M33>3.52 M33 (fully-bricked, smashed it 3 days before Pandora came out, lol, getting Slim soon)
  
  PS3: 1.40>2.10>2.17>2.20

  1.4.2008 16:55 #2