Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 30th Jun 2007 00:20 UTC
The iPhone is out and about, and everyone waiting in line for hours/days got one (including Woz, and the mayor of Philadelphia who apparently had nothing better to do). Unboxing pictures here, dissecting pictures here, PDF manual, and one of the best-designed iPhone web apps can be found here: the iPhoneAppsManager (requires a Safari/Webkit browser to work). Update: Reviews: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Update 2: It is claimed Apple UK will announce a 3G iPhone on Monday, as well as deals with Vodafone and T-Mobile. Update 3: Lots of screenshots reveal no "weekend/weekday" recurrence in the alarm app.
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2006-01-01
Very. Impossible without an SDK. There are no companies I know that would pay the MMS price for you, just because the app can't "talk" to the phone to send an MMS.
Actually, this is not correct. The iPhone permits you to create a Javascript application with asynchronous http (AJAX in, other words). You could thus easilly build an MMS application using any gateway that support an HTTP interface (there are quite a few of those).
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