The iPhone SDK is a software development kit that allows third parties to develop software for the iPhone and iPod Touch. The kit is part of the iPhone Software Roadmap and was announced at the Apple Town Hall meeting.
Fast Facts
- Announced: October 17, 2007
- Released: March 6, 2008
- Allows developers to create software for iPhone and iPod Touch
- Developers can sell applications through the App Store
- Developers receive 70% of sales revenue
- iPhoned developer programs require membership fees
- Standard Program: $99
- Enterprise Program: $299
- Language support: Objective-C
- Current version: 3.0 - made available to all developers on June 17.
- Expected to help the iPhone compete with the BlackBerryCNET: FAQ: What does the iPhone SDK mean? (March 6, 2008)
iPhone Developer Program
The iPhone developer program allows software developers to earn money for building applications using Objective-C and selling them through the App Store. Developers pick the price and receive a 70% share of the sales revenue, without having to pay hosting or marketing fees.Developer Connection: iPhone Developer Program
Featured: Why is the iPhone SDK Important?
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Chris Pirillo explains why the iPhone SDK is important. This video was produced in early 2008.
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The iPhone SDK is an SDK that not only provides APIs, but also provides a compiler, in order to generate the binaries to run in the iPhone. The ...
