iPhone open for third-party application development
Apple have finally announced plans to allow third party developers to develop for their iPhone platform, bringing the device one step closer to the smartphone it always wanted to be.
If the quality of shareware and freeware available for the Mac platform is anything to go by, this should lead to a plethora of high-quality, reasonably-priced add-ons for the phone, which should really increase it’s appeal to the more tech-savy consumer.
Personally, this combined with actually having seen one the other week is probably enough to sell me one. Now all I need to do is find the money, and convince o2 to let me out of my existing contract early…
Hey, it could happen!
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Trust me you are not the only one tempted, I am just waiting to see what the terms for the iPhone is with T-Mobile here.
Mind you one thing that narks me a little with the Mac is there everyone seems to think there app is worth 30 to 40 dollars, sometimes for the most basic of things.