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This week’s top Apple news was highlighted by the release of iPhone 2.2 and related discoveries, such as Google’s use of undocumented APIs and a TV-out feature in the SDK. Additionally, Apple’s new 24″ Cinema Display has arrived, another iPhone ad has been banned in the UK, and more.
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A Google spokesperson confirmed to BetaNews today that the company’s new voice search for iPhone violates the terms of Apple’s SDK. But questions still linger around why the updated Google Mobile app still appears on Apple’s App Store.
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Meet Ed Lea developer of Over Here and TV Plus. He answers our questions about developing applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch. 1. When did you start developing apps for the iPhone? Ed Lea: I downloaded the SDK when it became available. Unfortunately I wasn’t accepted on the initial beta programme so couldn’t start testing on a real iPhone or submitting applications to Apple until July. 2. What was the inspiration behind your app? Ed Lea: TV Plus is the second iPhone application I
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The first book to break the taboo on Apple’s official iPhone SDK happens to be a good one
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I had covered this news sometime back, that iPhone 2.2 will have direct downloading feature for podcasts via WiFi/3G. AppleInsider has shared a few screenshots this time. According to the report, Apple will initially limit direct downloads to podcasts 10MB in size or less. It’s unclear, however, whether the feature will be restricted to iPhones on a 3G connection or if downloads can also be performed over an EDGE network. [via - AppleInsider]
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