Websites around the Internet are claiming that Apple has started seeding an early development version of the iPhone SDK or software development kit. This is important news as MacWorld is less two months away. Apple will want to show off the iPhone as an easy to program platform. Gaining ground over the Symbian platform used by popular Nokia cell phones and others is what Apple is hoping to do.
The early software development kit that is supposedly being seeded is described as “rough versions”. These are the tools that assist developers to program native software applications for the iPhone and iPod touch. Sources who have seen the development software says that it “somewhat resembles Google’s OpenSocial in that it mediates between the programmer and the iPhone operating system.”
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