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iPod touch What kind of stuff are you expecting to come out with the SDK?
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Think software. A customizable home screen will most likely come with a firmware update.
I'm looking forward to a password manager, good todo program, nice chess game, and anything else that makes me go "wow, didn't think of that. That's damn sweet"
I'm looking forward to a password manager, good todo program, nice chess game, and anything else that makes me go "wow, didn't think of that. That's damn sweet"
Ditto - my exact list as well with the addition of unit converter and the game of Go and Backgammon!
Games. iBlackjack springs to mind, but I'd like to see Poke-A-Mole, and a Warioware style minigame suite.
i want 802.x.x support!!! this is driving me nuts that i can't use my ipod on my school's campus!
Think software. A customizable home screen will most likely come with a firmware update.
I'm looking forward to a password manager, good todo program, nice chess game, and anything else that makes me go "wow, didn't think of that. That's damn sweet"
what exacley is SDK?
Did someone say $20 January Software Update?
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I just want a picture in the backround, dammit!!!! Thats what I mean, lol.
And a choice of docks
you don't know what SDK is? Its a software developers kit that will allow native 3rd party applications to be installed on your iphone or ipod touch, apps such as games and you will probably have the ability to do much more once SDK is officialy released on March 6th.
so would that meen there wouldn't really be any reason to jail break 1.1.4.? unless you wanted to edit acouple of things on the ipod touch? and would this be something that is on itunes?
OK, so it's a memory pig, but Wiki2Touch really is absolutely jaw-dropping. I'd LOVE to see it "officially" available....anything else that makes me go "wow, didn't think of that. That's damn sweet"
No, it means that Apple will exclusive control what is available for you to install. And I'm not trying to be cynical here, just realistic. In requiring digital signatures for all applications, Apple will have much better control over security, stability, and distribution of applications. This should significantly reduce the need to support the apps as opposed to just any application beng able to be installed. Currently, there is no "control" in the Jailbreak world.
Absolutely. What a better place for Apple to provide the applications? iTunes is proven, simple to use, and the content is affordable. Time will tell as to just how affordable the new applications will be.
I'm very interesting to see if down the road, the two can coexist. I anticipate that there will be lots of applications available through Apple that won't be available through the Jailbreak world, and vice versa. Having the capability to maintain both concurrently could be useful.