snydeq writes "InfoWorld's Tom Yager takes a closer look at Apple's iPhone SDK confidentiality agreement, which restricts developers from discussing the SDK or exchanging ideas with others, thereby leaving no room for forums, newsgroups, open source... ...full story at slashdot
from slashdot on Thu, Jul 24 2008
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| 27 Aug 08 |
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iPhone developers beat Apple's NDA with $1 bills » digg iPhone developers still bound by an Apple gag order are paying each other $1 to share coding tips. That way, if challenged by Apple's legal department, they can argue that they are subcontractors and therefore free to discuss the software. |
| 11 Jun 08 |
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Analyzing Apple's iPhone Strategy » slashdot Galen Gruman submitted infoworld's summary of Apple's grand strategy for the iPhone. He points out that the real important part of the new iPhone is the software not the hardware. He talks about what the new SDK stuff, the ad-hoc app distribution and... |
| 07 Aug 08 |
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F*cking NDA: iPhone Coders Upset With Apple » digg Because of the company’s restrictive non-disclosure agreement (NDA), iPhone developers are legally banned from sharing programming tips, discussing code or asking questions of one another in forums or over e-mail. “FUCKING NDA” has become a man... |
| 21 Jul 08 |
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IPhone 3G Jailbreak Released, Paves Way For Open Source Apps » slashdot PainMeds writes "iPhone Atlas is reporting that the first jailbreak for the iPhone 3G has been released, and includes the popular Cydia community installer for distributing free games and applications. Since Apple's SDK was released, web sites have... |
| 29 Jul 08 |
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Worker Accidentally Takes Pictures of iPhone Factory » digg The covert nature of Apple's production facilities is generally on par with those of military contractors, but according to one buyer's report, an iPhone 3G recently came pre-packaged with three photos taken inside an iPhone production facility. |
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