Looks like the most wanted SDK has been released.
Too bad for me, I can't use it. It looked like it's written in X Code, and will run on a Mac OS.
Well, I'll be anticipating what this new official SDK can do for our iPhone/iPod Touches in the future. I bet that most of the applications are going to cost money anyway.
That's why, I'm sticking to unofficial 3rd party apps. Though, I realise that the support for "free" apps are very limited, and developers don't get what they deserved. Sometimes I pity for them though.
I wished I could write my own codes, however I don't think I could do that.
Anyway, let's just enjoy this SDK release and see what is it to become in the future.
Too bad for me, I can't use it. It looked like it's written in X Code, and will run on a Mac OS.
Well, I'll be anticipating what this new official SDK can do for our iPhone/iPod Touches in the future. I bet that most of the applications are going to cost money anyway.
That's why, I'm sticking to unofficial 3rd party apps. Though, I realise that the support for "free" apps are very limited, and developers don't get what they deserved. Sometimes I pity for them though.
I wished I could write my own codes, however I don't think I could do that.
Anyway, let's just enjoy this SDK release and see what is it to become in the future.
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