It looks as though developers using the Apple iPhone 2.0 (Beta) OS (via the official development program) have been completely locked out of their phones within the last few hours, based on posts on Apple’s forums. To make matters worse, you apparently cannot restore the 1.1.4 firmware. Ouch.
No debugging on the iPhone for a while
21 Mar
Posted by suresk as Mobile Development, Apple, iPhone, Xcode
I was pretty excited when I saw that you can debug your iPhone apps on your actual phone with Apple’s SDK. Not being one to bother with instructions, I downloaded the new version of Xcode and started hacking away on a sample iPhone app. When I went to try it out, I got this error: […]
iPhone vs Android
18 Mar
Posted by suresk as Technology, Software Development, Java, OS X, Mobile Development
2008 is shaping up to be a great year for mobile development. Google released its Android platform late last year, and Apple has released an early version of its SDK for the iPhone just a few days ago. I’m not a full-time mobile developer, so I figure I’ll eventually have to settle on one […]
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