B. Lam:
Developers are going to ask what the deal is. Developers pick price. Devs get 70% of the revenue. No credit card, no marketing fees, no hosting fees. Paid monthly.
11:07 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
It’s a native program that will come on the next firmware, and it’ll go around iTunes. I’m guessing it will load over the air, yes EDGE and Wi-Fi. Looks like installer.app, but with icons. Has top 50 apps and search. Oh, there is an iTunes component, too. And you can Sideload over the cable, but direct install is the way Steve thinks most will. The apps will automatically update programs, like installer.app.
11:06 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
Steve’s Back, and he’s going to talk about loading apps. He’s going to solve the distribution problem of software for big and small apps. iTunes App Store!
11:04 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
“This is not a cellphone game. This is a full console game. And we underestimated the power of the device. We had to fly in a developer to upscale the art for the iPhone.”
11:02 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
Supermonkey ball, obviously using the accelerometer in the iPhone. Pretty great looking. Great frame rates.
11:01 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
Can search pills by color and shape, and it can ID unknown pills you bought on the street corner from the guy who smells like shoes.
11:00 am ON Mar 6 2008
B. Lam:
Epocrates. This is an app for doctors. Jesusphone about to gain app that can cure cancer.
10:57 am ON Mar 6 2008
