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We've been promised this before, and we're not really sure that the rumors are any more reliable this time around, but here goes: Sources are telling Business Week that Apple plans to open up the iPhone to third-party applications. Currently, running third-party apps on the iPhone is a complex and dangerous operation that can render your iPhone completely useless. The sources presented few ...
We mentioned that rumors were flying about Apple opening the iPhone up to third-party developers. Well, today during his keynote, Jobs revealed exactly how this is going to work. There is no Software Development Kit. Just use the built-in Safari engine to run AJAX based web apps. Wait... So Jobs' idea of opening up the iPhone to developers is to let them run Web apps? This isn't quite as bad as ...
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Things I won't miss about being a freelancer: incorrectly estimating my taxes and owing a ton of cash at the end of the year.
So pissed at @thomashouston right now for not reminding me about James Blake last night.
Man, CES looks fun. http://t.co/6xvbIYsP
The secret to the iPad 3 launch date is blindingly obvious when you look at the facts. See: http://t.co/fH40yM0R
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