Along with the 2.2 Software update for the iPhone (and iPod touch), Apple has released a new version of their SDK that includes some additions that are specific to developing for the new software. The SDK is available to registered developers only, and can be downloaded form the iPhone Developer's Connection, as usual.
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The 2.2 Software Update for the iPhone (and one for the iPod touch too) was released late last night, and from what we've seen it looks pretty awesome (more on that to come), but those of you who are hoping to unlock your iPhone 3G should be cautious. The Dev Team warns on their blog that updating to 2.2 will seriously reduce your chances of being able to unlock that iPhone any time soon.
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Written by Cory Bohon
Filed under: Software Update, iPhone, App Store, iPod touchAs you've probably heard by now, Apple released the much awaited 2.2 firmware update for both the iPhone and iPod touch. This new firmware brings several impressive new features.
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What does it cost to hold an employee’s future on ice? IBM reportedly has paid $3 million in exchange for a preliminary injunction stopping Mark Papermaster from joining Apple.
Last week, Federal District Court Judge Kenneth M. Karas determined Papermaster, a 25-year veteran of New York-based IBM cannot join Apple as the Cupertino, Calif. firm’s senior vice president of hardware engineering.
Along with granting the preliminary injunction, the New York judge required IBM to post a $3 million security bond to ensure any losses by Papermaster while the court challenge is underway. Before the injunction, Apple had announced Papermaster’s hiring and set a salary.
Federal Court Rule 65(c) states such security bond must be set by the judge in order to “pay the costs and damages sustained by any part found to have wrongfully enjoined or restrained.”
At issue is the validity of a noncompete clause Papermaster signed in 2006. IBM considers Apple a rival. If Papermaster’s move to Apple is permitted, he would lead Apple’s hardware development, including the iPod and iPhone.
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Written by benwilson
The second issue involves iPhone restores. Previously, when you restored the iPhone from a backup, the Passcode Lock was not re-enabledm, and someone with access to the device could access data and launch apps without the passcode. This has been resolved in iPhone OS 2.2.
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