According to an online report, sources say the forthcoming iPhone SDK — coming out this week — will feel the heavy hand of Cupertino. The software feature some heavy constraints by Apple in ...

As we’re still very early in the iPhone SDK beta process, it will take some time before we know if this is going to be a serious issue.

With last week’s iPhone Software Roadmap event providing some tantalizing details about the future of the iPhone, the Enterprise market, and third-party iPhone applications it seemed only right ...

According to Wired's sources, while all developers will get the iPhone SDK in February, some "big ones" may already have it in their hands now, readying ...

The SDK supports the larger 1,024x768-pixel screen resolution of the iPad and its new interface features. It follows the iPhone OS and SDK 3.2 beta released for the Apple iPad in January.

So no SDK == no access to iPhone’s cool frameworks == no revolutionary apps, no real new concepts coming from third-parties, no eye candy available for anyone but Apple and no possibility for ...

Got your iPhone developer credentials handy? Then you'll want to head straight on over to the iPhone Dev Center, where you can now download the iPhone SDK 4 beta and get a taste of what everyone ...

The software industry gave a hearty cheer to Apple's announcement it will provide a software-development kit for the iPhone next spring. "This announcement has pretty much met with universal ...

Obviously Steve Jobs and team didn’t go through all the details today when they announced the availability of the iPhone SDK. It was more of a high level pass. But details are what third party ...

The SDK is free to download from Apple. With the SDK, you can learn how to write iPhone applications and also test them in the iPhone Simulator.

While the iPhone Dev Center is currently down—"We are currently updating the iPhone Dev Center, and you should be able to access it shortly."—the non-beta SDK should be available later today.

Credit to Erica Sadun for writing if not the first certainly one of the first applications using the iPhone SDK launched last Thursday, 03/06/08. Sadun wrote it in 24 hours.