So i’ve got the SDK downloaded and set up on my machine. I had a quick look around and from on GUI point of view it looks very impressive. The icons are as you would expect from Apple, detailed yet somehow minimalist. All I need to do know is sit down and get to grips with the code. I’m going to practice with the sample apps that they have provided to get used to the coding environment. My next dilema is to decide what type of app I want to create. I have used Flash to create a editor that will sync with my other site to allow me to publish new stories from the desktop. This basically...

Well wasn’t that a nice surprise. Connected my iPhone about half an hour ago and low and behold the 1.1.4 update was available. Can’t seem to find any documentation on the Apple site. I’m a member of the Apple Developer Connection and there is no sign of the SDK on there!! Strange. The only release notes state that it fixes security updates, however there are rumours that Jailbroken phones still work. I’ve had a quick dig around and can’t seem to notice any changes. Also checked out the iTunes store to see if there were any apps on for the iPhone and again turned...

At the risk of jumping on the run-away train that is the iPhone Rumour Express I am left wondering where the iPhone SDK is? We have had various posts around the web (tuaw) that the SDK would be released on Tuesday (today). However there is no sign of it yet. Mr Jobs promised it by the end of Feb 2008, and there have been reports that it may infact be delayed. It seems like Apple are up to their old tricks – stalling the release of a product in order to build the hype even more (Leopard anyone?) Fair enough there are still 3 days left, so maybe my post is a little premature, still it doesn’t...

Just opened up iTunes and recieved a software update to 7.6.1. Could this be in preparation for the new iPhone SDK? According to Apple the update is to: Rent and download your favorite movies with iTunes on your computer or directly to your living room on Apple TV. Enjoy rented movies in sizes up to 720p HD with surround sound on your Apple TV and sizes up to DVD-quality on your computer. Transfer your rented movies from iTunes to your iPod or iPhone and enjoy them on the go. Also, purchase and download your favorite TV shows, music, and more directly on your Apple TV. Effortlessly transfer purchases...