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iPhone NDA ends and iPhone developer forums appear on Apple's website

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Mobile | by C.K. Sample III | Fri Oct 24, 2008 3:52PM | 0 comments

Good news for both developers wanting to build applications for the iPhone and iPod touch for distribution via the Apple App Store and writers / book publishers interested in writing about developing for Apple's mobile platform: Apple's original aggressive non-disclosure agreement that has prevented many from talking about their experiences developing Apple mobile applications, which had previously been dropped, has now been replaced with a new, friendlier NDA thanks to a new contract.

As a result of the change, Apple has even opened up new developer forums on their site where developers can now share ideas and discuss their projects. Long-term, this should mean more and better apps for the iPhone and iPod touch.

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external link iPhone NDA is dead, dev forums appear on… [MAKE Magazine]
external link News: Apple posts updated iPhone SDK NDA,… [iLounge | All Things iPod, iPhone, iTunes and beyond]
external link The iPhone Development Gag Order Is Dead… [Gizmodo]
external link Apple accedes to developer demands by issuing… [BetaNews.Com]

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