Katie MarsalApple has already posted a streaming version of its special iPhone software event.
Apple's Thursday event addressed the version 2.0 software and SDK for the iPhone and iPod touch. Both upgrades allow third-party developers to make native software available for the iPhone and also add enterprise support, including full Microsoft Exchange e-mail.
The presentation also addressed the first clear third-party software announcements from some of Apple's partners, including games from Electronic Arts and SEGA, as well as instant messaging from AOL.
Also unveiled was Apple's App Store, which will serve as the sole download source for publicly available third-party software.
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If I remember correctly, you will also be able to get apps via iTunes.
If I remember correctly, you will also be able to get apps via iTunes.
Yep. I think the point is that Apple will be the only source, but they'll offer them on the phone itself and in itunes.
I guarantee we'll see a veritable explosion of iPhone activity over the coming months. Very exciting times... now, about those iMac updates...
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I can't find the iPhone 2.0 beta download after I paid my $99. Anyone find it?