Well hey guys. Recently I was browsing the forums, and I was reading alot of stuff about 2.0 and the App store. As we all know, 2.0 and the App Store are coming out together but recently we heard that Apple will be strict with rules about Apps.
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Originally Posted by SkylarEC
No, all the functions that PocketTouch requires are available in 2.0's private frameworks, I've checked. And incorporating that is as easy as telling Xcode that you want to use them. It shouldn't be a problem at all. However, SDK rules explicitely forbid apps that mess with MobileMediaPlayer.
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This makes it seem that App Store is good for games, but not that good if developers want to make other apps that are similar, but not limited to things like customize, summerboard etc.
When Apple announced the App Store and Steve Jobs said that "We’re excited about creating a vibrant third-party developer community with potentially thousands of native applications for iPhone and iPod touch," I was very happy.
Lets face it, Installer is kind of crappy at times, and some applications and malfunctions because of the Jailbreak can cause you to mess up your iPod. But if App Store does not allow developers to make cool apps because of their "App Rules" then what the hell is the point of updating to 2.0?
I mean, there will be cool Games, but in terms of
REAL Apps? I am not sure at the moment.
This makes me feel slightly jumpy because I am stuck between something insecure but free like the Jailbreak and something Secure but strict like 2.0.
So what should we do?
You tell me...
hakk79