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Allow third-party developers access to the iPhone
Submitted 1 year 5 months ago by bdthomas
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Although I understand that software quality is an issue, I would love to see the ability for third-party developers to write applications for the iPhone. While a free-for-all may not be in Apple’s best interest, it would be good to see a certified developers program. This would ensure quality as well as open the potential for many more interesting and useful iPhone apps. Some of the apps that I would like to see are a full-featured RSS reader as well as a ssh client.





bdthomas
04 Jun 2007 06:13am -0500
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