The Byte of the Apple blog (Businessweek) reports that that Apple’s iPhone SDK may not be ready in time for Apple’s self-imposed deadline of February 29th. According to their source the SDK may be delayed by up to three weeks and that the situation is fluid. Apple might opt to release selective information next week instead of a full-fledged SDK.
Steve Jobs announced in October 2007 that Apple would release an SDK (software developer kit) for the iPhone and iPod touch in February 2008. It is believed that Steve Jobs announced the SDK in response from developers who were frustrated that third-party development for the iPhone was limited to web-only applications.
Via: http://www.businessweek.com/technology/byteoftheapple/blog/
AT&T’s recently announced $99.99 unlimited calling plan is available today. This plan offers unlimited mobile phone calls for a flat rate of $99.99 a month and existing customers can sign up without having to extend their service contract. The unlimited calling plan can be combined with the various data offerings that AT&T has.
This plan is similar to one recently announced by Verizon.
This morning Apple released new versions of the iPhone and iPod touch with each receiving double the memory. The iPhone now comes in a 16 GB model for $499 while the iPod touch now comes in a new 32 GB model for $499. The existing 8 GB iPhone remains at $399 while the iPod touch will continue to sell a 16 GB model for $399 and an 8 GB $299, respectively. 