The Initial iPhone SDK

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By Stephen HackettMar 15, 2018, 1:33 pm895 ptsTrending
None of these apps were built by third party developers. As noted by Craig Hockenberry, it has been a full decade since Apple shipped the first version of the iPhone SDK to developers. It's hard to remember today that, in the beginning, the iPhone didn't have third-party apps. It came with a handful of…

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