Apple Wants a Small Cut
Written by IT News on 9:37 AM
Like the iPhone SDK debuted, new information has been revealed about Apple's plans with the kit and the apps rising from it. Internet sources indicate that the applications are not without limits, that Apple does not want a small percentage of the revenue and distribution of Mac and iPod touchscreen software enables not only be formed through iTunes. Best of all, free apps go from Apple!
MacScoop is accountable for all the new stuff we're able to share with you today. The site quotes iLounge, who's earlier SDK news said that apps would have a few limitations, mostly no use of connected peripherals. Yet, it is recognized for a truth now that iPhone apps will be allowed to use both EDGE and Wi-Fi.
Electronista adds yet for the confirmation of rumors that the free apps go, and said in a report that the developers of applications that may not be commercial, so that the software without restrictions.
The suspicion that Apple does not offer as one of its Smartphone platform app-free runs have also been confirmed with the same source, he said that although "the template is probably free, the company should a small percentage of the total business turnover of post each sale, "sources informed of the site.
The development kit, as some of you may already understand, works only Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5), with expanded version of XCode (Apple's suite of tools for the development of software to Mac OS X).
MacScoop was not able to run any information in a position in which the distribution of non-commercial applications. However, if Mac or iPod touch users must connect to iTunes or simply be downloaded free of charge from the manufacturer of the future looks better than ever before for users of devices with touch screen from Apple.
Need proof? Find out this great game named iPhone Trism. It uses the unit to the properties (touchscreen + acceleration knife), and the introduction of a system to control and without precedent to see how the games puzzle.
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