Apple iPhone 3.0 software announcement: Photos

March 18th, 2009 by James Martin and CNET staff Tagged with: iphone, apple, 3.0, osx

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Forstall reviewed the current iPhone SDK (software development kit), introduced a year ago and allowing developers to use the same APIs that Apple developers use. "We've spent the last year working hard to make this SDK even better," he says. Apple has unlocked more than 1,000 APIs. (APIs are communication standards that developers use to have their application interact with the iPhone).

(Credit: CBS Interactive)

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2 Responses to “Apple iPhone 3.0 software announcement: Photos”

iPhone Buyers Guide
March 18th, 2009 at 12:38pm

Thanks for the writeup - it's great to see the presentation in picture form... Any chance of video?

Judy Luer
June 30th, 2010 at 5:32am

What is the little silver loop for that comes in the box with the iPhone 3s and what does it attach to?

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