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What can Leopard bring to iPhone?

September 29, 2007 |

Well, we all see that new iPhone’s update has turned hacking of iPhone in something really difficult.

Why? The first reason is that Apple is preparing real SDK for it while you’re reading this. Real and secure iSDK. Security is something that really differenciate Mac platform from others. And Apple shows that they have something for security on iPhone. With their last update Apple also said developers that if they allow developing they’ll want control it. The price of such security is a piece of freedom. We know this. And average users (not geeks) welcome such moves. Security is more important for them.

The second reason is finalizing of Leopard developing. And moving some new forces to iSDK’s developing.

The third reason is passing the initial months of million-army-of-testers’ activity and realizing that everything goes as it should. Controlable.

Leopard will be out within 30 days. And iPhone’s update also.

Who is ready to start counting down to iSDK 1.0?