I found a couple of things really interesting about the SDK event:
1. When reviewing the media layer, a huge component of today's iPhone and iPod touch user experience, the word "QuickTime" was never mentioned. Couldn't you have succintly summed up most of that stuff by saying "QuickTime" or is Apple no longer saying "QuickTime?"
2. No mention at all of a .mac SDK for iPhone OS 2.0. Seems like this would be a great feature and allow some nice sharing of data between iPhone apps using Apple's cloud services. Perhaps it's a feature to be revealed later, but I've got a couple of iPhone apps on the drawing board where .mac support would be a key enabler of bridging data from the desktop to mobile device.
by Chris Gervais — Mar 10
1. When reviewing the media layer, a huge component of today's iPhone and iPod touch user experience, the word "QuickTime" was never mentioned. Couldn't you have succintly summed up most of that stuff by saying "QuickTime" or is Apple no longer saying "QuickTime?"
2. No mention at all of a .mac SDK for iPhone OS 2.0. Seems like this would be a great feature and allow some nice sharing of data between iPhone apps using Apple's cloud services. Perhaps it's a feature to be revealed later, but I've got a couple of iPhone apps on the drawing board where .mac support would be a key enabler of bridging data from the desktop to mobile device.