Some evidence the iPhone SDK is coming tomorrow

Posted on January 14, 2008 by Ian Betteridge

OK, so it’s very slight evidence, but given that it’s the night before the keynote – and that I’m really hoping that the iPhone SDK gets released tomorrow – I’m going to post it anyway.

Steve Rubel:

“Don’t take my word for it. There’s additional soft evidence from Twitter’s co-founders here, here and here. Twitter is reportedly part of the iPhone SDK and part of the keynote, the Wikipedia leak says.”

Yeah, it’s thin. But hey, it’s still interesting :)

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  • http://husk.org/ Paul Mison

    http://twitter.com/plasticbagUK/statuses/594628802:
    “Regarding the Apple Keynote ‘leak’, I’ve talked to Blaine at Twitter now and he’s confirmed that they’re not partnering, therefore it’s bunk” – but then Blaine would have to say that, wouldn’t he?
    If all the iPhone SDK is good for is Twitter clients (cf Adobe AIR) I think people will be annoyed.

  • http://profile.typekey.com/ianbetteridge/ Ian Betteridge

    Plus, of course, who said anything about “partnering”? Building an app isn’t the same as “partnering”. :)