You can build your own iPhone app and test it for free

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By Jeff ByrnesJun 8, 2015, 8:42 pm867 pts
Along with the streamlined Apple Developer Program, Cupertino is making it easier for people to build apps and sign them for use on their own iOS devices. Previously, you needed to register as a developer to test your apps on your device, but Apple has dropped that requirement. Hopeful developers can now use…

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