Had Apple chosen to build a ‘real’ SDK (i.e. using Objective C/Cocoa), only Mac developers would have been able to build iPhone applications — this way, and with the accompanying release of Safari for Windows, there are millions of developers who can (and will) build them...Purt near brilliant, really.I fail to see what’s wrong with this, because Safari will allow interaction with the iPhone’s features — you can make calls, access contacts etc. What more could one ask for?
Wish iPhone would support Flex though. :-)
I sure hope they have good security though. Wouldn't want your $600 phone hijacked over the web.
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