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Despite hurdles, mobile developers eager to build iPhone applications
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Despite hurdles, mobile developers eager to build iPhone applications
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Despite hurdles, mobile developers eager to build iPhone applications
Despite major challenges, third-party developers find the potential market for enterprise applications on the iPhone irresistible. Even before Apple announced a software development kit (SDK) , companies began testing ways to improve the iPhone's business capabilities and security.
"Will this be the platform that captures enterprise developers? That's an open issue because the SDK is in beta right now," said Avi Greengart, research director for market research firm Current Analysis Inc. "Are we going to see a lot of them enter and try to add value? Yes."
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19 Mar 2008 | SearchMobileComputing.com
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Before last month's big announcement, when Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple laid out a roadmap for critical enterprise features, several companies had begun tentatively testing ways to offer an improved experience or more secure solution. Legions of "iExecutives" had already begun demanding the device and their business applications on it, no questions asked, even if that meant utilizing workarounds like protocol translation or the web browser to provide them.
As Apple releases more details about its future plans, the enterprise pace is likely to quicken, analysts and industry insiders say.
That's a big departure from how Apple has positioned the iPhone, primarily as a consumer device held under tight rein by Apple's Cupertino headquarters. Various attempts to run third-party iPhone applications have been countered by Apple software updates that regularly break phones running unauthorized programs.
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