Some notes as i'm reading the live blogs: http://live.gizmodo.com/ and arstechnica.com
- iPhone will have Exchange support using ActiveSync
- will feature push email, push contacts, Global address list, Cisco IPsec VPN, Certificates and
identities, WPA2/802.1x, Enforced security policies, Device
configuration
- Licensed from Microsoft
- push email, contacts, calendars have on/off sliders
- Built right into the existing Mail client on the iPhone
- There appears to be a new iTunes icon in the springboard
- From the screen shots i'm seeing, the calendar seems to have been rearranged just a bit. The Today, List, Day and Month are on the bottom of the screen now.
- iPhone will have Remote wipe of all data in case iPhone is stolen or lost.
- Time for SDK!
- Native iPhone SDK will use the same API's and Tools that the Apple engineers use. (uh huh)
- Talking about cocoa touch
- OS X's Kernel is the same in the desktop and the iPhone
- includes SQLite and Core Location and all audio/video capablities
- an enhanced version of Xcode is what will they used to develop iPhone code
- interface builder allows drag and drop iphone interface building (doh!)
- code connection right from the iPhone and see it on your Mac to debug and test performance.
- see visual CPU, memory and frame rate while working on your apps.
- iPhone Simulator: the software iPhone!
- Showing off the iphone debugger while playing a game on the iPhone.
- Sent SDK to a few companies to see what they could come up with in 2 weeks. Most had never even used a Mac for development before.
- EA shows off their version of SPORE on the iPhone!
- used accelerometer to control the motion.
- built all 18 levels and added user customization
- SalesForce.com created an app as well.
- AIM FOR THE IPHONE!
- Built AIM in just 2 weeks.
- multiple conversations going on at the same time, switch by swiping
- SEGA! shows off what looks to be like a full console game
- iPhone Apps store
- No charge fro free apps
- Developers pick price
- 70% of revenues go to the developer
- No credit card fees
- No hosting fees
- No marketing fees
- Paid monthly!
- Will limit what apps can be distributed. No porn, malicious software, etc.
- Apple iPhone 2.0 software beta released today. Shipping in late June.
- Free software upgrade
- same software will run on iPod Touch. There will be a charge for it.
- SDK will be free, available in about an hour on the website.
One more thing...
KPCB's John Doerr iFund = $100 million
- Press conference Q & A
- No VOIP over cell network
- Apple is not a monopoly. Big and small companies must sell through iTunes Store
- SIM unlocking - NOT ALLOWED what an idiot question
- Controls are in place to track all developers so no malicious apps can be created.
- No price set on iPod Touch firmware 2.0 upgrade
- WiMax iPhone? Not here to talk about hardware today.
- Parental controls for the iPhone are coming
- This will be an international roll out
- this is not an open source project
- Enterprise users will be able to distribute apps securely internally. Apple is working on it.
- iPhone Dev kit is available now! Server seems borked. http://developer.apple.com/iphone/program/
- No other way to write apps for the dock connector
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Comments
Joe
said:
So, why did Apple, the company the supports IPv6 on all of its other devices, remove IPv6 from the iPhone?

Very nice writeup of all the appropriate features!
Don't forget to mention the Dev kit is Mac only. And Leopard only at that... Sorry PCers and G4ers.. go buy a new Mac!
Hrmm.. that sounds more like Microsoft than Apple.