That's wonderful news, looks like the Newton will be revived after
all. It comes in the form of iPhone, can't wait to get one when it
finally launch in Asia.
Bob
On 18 Oct 2007, at 9:52 PM, matthiasm wrote:
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> On Oct 17, 2007, at 9:54 PM, W. Guy Finley wrote:
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>> Looks like another major iPhone gripe is being eliminated. Per
>> Apple's website ( http://www.apple.com/hotnews )
>
> Yes, that is a great step in the right direction. This will avoid a
> lot of rouge development happening in the future and destabelizing
> the device. It is, btw, no problem at all to write native iPhone apps
> using gcc for ARM and other publicly availabe resources. Setting up
> the developer system is a breeze. It took me about a day from buying
> the phone at the Apple store to getting a simple self-written
> application running on it. All I am missing to write good apps is the
> toolkit documentation (and having an emulator, so I can avoid
> uploading).
>
> Matthias
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