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Exploring the Limits of iPhone's Third-Party Apps

last100.com — Since developers don't have direct access to the device ’s operating system or a software development kit, development for the iPhone will have some unfortunate limits. For example, how much can you interact with the browser? And will we be able to access the iPhone’s camera and microphone?

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  • ThinkBox, on 10/11/2007, -1/+1I am just waiting for the porn people to make a webapp. I mean, c'mon, you know its coming........

    and when it does come... im sure it will frontpage for "beta testing" real fast.. haha
  • mangee, on 10/11/2007, -0/+1Has Apple released any doco of the "extensions" and the limits of the browser? Is it just WebKit stuff? I found this via google while searching for the afore mentioned ;)
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