Refresh this page for updates. Apple (AAPL) this morning is announcing details about how it will open the iPhone and iPod touch to outside developers. Full Article at CNN/Money
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Starting today, we’re opening up the same APIs and tools that we use internally
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We think we’re years of any other platform for a mobile device
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It adds risk to reliability, as we’ve seen from time to time.
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We are working with Microsoft and we have licensed the ActiveSync protocol
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Under no circumstances should you let the user navigate to a new page of content without saving the data on the previous page.
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Developers are already bursting with ideas for the iPhone and iPod touch, and now they have the chance to turn those ideas into great companies with the help of world-class venture capitalists
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We put a lot of thought into it ... We think it's a real problem.
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While Apple claims superior reliability and security with ActiveSync, RIM currently enjoys an overwhelmingly dominant position within the enterprise installed-base.
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With the native apps and integration with things like the accelerometer, location info, address book, camera, etc., the possibilities for innovation are boundless.
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What's exciting about the iPhone is the UI/device, development environment, and engagement demonstrated already by its users ... it's off the charts relative to any other platform
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