If you’ve been wondering where the iPhone SDK is, you’re probably not the only one: Apple had promised to have it out by February, but the month is almost over and no SDK. It looks like Apple watchers won’t have that much longer to wait, as the company has sent out an invite to journalists (US journalists, naturally) inviting them to take a look at the “iPhone software” roadmap on 6 March.
No guarantees, sadly, that the SDK will actually be available then but at least we’ll be able to hear more about how Apple is planning to open up the iPhone.
Another interesting element to the invitation is that it promises Apple will reveal some exciting “new enterprise features” – since when did the iPhone fancy itself as an enterprise device? Enterprises are notoriously fond of Windows Mobile devices and keeping costs down – both of which the iPhone precludes. I can’t wait to find out what those features are and if Apple is planning a change of direction for the device.
From my feeds iPhone SDK roadmap coming on 6 March http://tinyurl.com/ypqnl7
From my feeds iPhone SDK roadmap coming on 6 March http://tinyurl.com/ypqnl7