Filed under: Games , Handsets , Multimedia , Software , Apple , OS X var digg_url = 'http://digg.com/apple/Apple_planning_iPhone_SDK_for_February'; Well, would you look at that. Apple apparently wants third party applications on the iPhone and iPod touch just like every other sane individual on the planet. The company just announced on its Hot News feed (and we'd say this certainly qualifies as such), that it is currently at work on an SDK for the iPhone, the apps from which will naturally work on the iPod touch. Apparently it's going to take 'em until February to do it up right -- you know, secure and stable and all that nonsense -- but this is certainly a beautiful breath of fresh air. Less excitingly, Apple claims that it agrees with Nokia's approach of "digital signatures" for applications, meaning that Apple gets to say who qualifies for entrance onto its hallowed devices as was rumored last week ; though who's to say what exactly that will look like just yet. But even with that caveat, we suppose we should take what we get from this sometimes benevolent, but never aesthetically challenged, dictator of ours and eat it like we're told. [Thanks, Dennis S.] Related stories: What iPhone apps do you want to see? Polls: Special iPhone SDK Edition Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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