Adam Engst and Chuck Joiner continue their review of the iPhone SDK. Adam explains why he believes the iPhone is more useful in urban areas, Chuck brings up Apple’s 30% cut of gross sales in the upcoming iPhone Apps Store and the two discuss the enterprise aspects of the announcement. Adam provides perspective from the teenage tech user (via a friend) of an important factor that hardware and service providers need to understand, and <gasp> admits he may soon be in the market for an iPhone. Is the iPhone poised to become a platform in its own right? Find out in this second in a two-part conversation.
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i think iPhone just focus in entertainment-smartphone and the SDK isn’t popular in smartphone world. it’s different windows mobile as a business-smartphone with windows mobile platform which very popular and “open” the SDK. i will review the SDK in my smartphone blog soon