Russ Johnson June 11, 2007
2:17 PM 4 Comments

Confirmed: Apple allowing 3rd party iPhone apps.

Keynote confirms allowing 3rd party apps for the iPhone. The cool thing is that all 3rd party apps will be built using Web 2.0 + AJAX technologies and will run within Safari! This could be huge for web-developers.

The demo apps look and run just like buit-in iPhone applications.

The apps can integrate with iPhone Services. Apps can make phone calls, pretty much anything any of the built-in apps can do.

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  1. Doug 6/11/07 3:07 PM
    Doug's Gravatar The Windows version of Safari makes a bit more sense now eh? (iPhone app development)
  2. Joe 6/20/07 1:17 AM
    Joe's Gravatar Thought you might be interested in checking this out:
    <a href="http://adogo.us/"; title="Adogo" target="_blank">Adobe Developers of
    Greater Orlando</a>
  3. Joe 6/20/07 1:18 AM
    Joe's Gravatar oops that didn't come out right, but you know what I mean =P
  4. Russ Johnson 6/20/07 1:27 AM
    Russ Johnson's Gravatar LOL... thanks for the heads up Joe. I would be attending but Im moving back to Jacksonville at the end of this month.

    One of my co-workers, John Stone, attended the first meeting and is going to be helping you guys out.

    Best of Luck with the group!

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