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- January 28, 2010 by Emanuele Feronato
- Filed under Monetize, iPhone | 14 Comments
You should know some hours ago Apple unveiled its new jewel, called iPad.
Besides the innovation and the cool features, the most interesting thing is the iPad compatibility with all existing iPhone applications and obviously the SDK to create dedicated applications, at the full 1024×768 resolution.
With the same iPhone Developer Program account you will access to the SDK, the simulator, and all the tool you need to develop iPad applications and game.
Are you ready for this? The first iPhone developers raised a lot of bucks… what’s your opinion?
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Awsome :D
someone told me today adobe CS5 would have an instant ability to make your flash game into an ipad, iphone app.
that would be great :D
-Quintus
Yeah I red about it also. But until then, many of us can’t afford an iPad just to develope applications for it. And even If I had money I still wouldn’t buy an iPad. I want a keyboard, and most of all, I like to control what I install on it, not to be limited to choose what I can install.
Actually, I think that the cs5 new feature will only harm the market, and decrease the value of each appstore-apps developer…
I agree with Yarden.
an iphone on a tablet….a revolution ?
sorry, but a tablet which doesn’t let me browse what I (not Apple) want isn’t interesting.
Don’t even try to browse NG with this….
There is a lot of better tablet existing (and for a long time!)
it’s only because there is an apple on it ?
and I’m AGAINST DRM
As usual, Apple is trying to take control of the content, don’t be fooled!
what happens if you browse NG?
Good Way to make money!
even know i would ( probably )never make an iphone game, i think their will be one or two tutorials for iphone games!
the iPad, like the iPhone, doesn’t support Flash and others plugins….
sorry Emanuele but NG or Triqui won’t work on iPad
the iPad is NOT a web browser…it’s an Apple validated content browser, an AppleWeb browser.
and to those who think CS5′s export-to-iphone features is great : we’ll see how many of the CS5 ‘generated’ app will be approved by Apple on their AppStore…and you still need an iMac !
I have to agree with William on this one. What percentage of the web contains Flash or is at least partially Flash? A lot…
Just take a look a Lee Brimelow’s post here http://theflashblog.com/?p=1703. This will give you a gist of what to expect. As he said, “… get used to blue legos”.
It is just a big iPod touch and is nothing new and is kinda like a giant novelty TV remote control. Completely useless.
@ William
I have an iMac ;)
and i don’t see an iPad as a improvement. I was just happy about the fact that i could put some of my games on the iPhone. :D
-Quintus
I’m more curious what an Android phone will bring, where Flash games/videos/apps are supported. Who wants to pay for games then, when they are free on the web.
my opinion is that this post probably generates lots of traffic, like any other related to apple products.
you’re smart guy :)
other than that ipad fails to impress me.
IPad is not a big IPhone ; it’s a big IPod touch.
You don’t have a camera or phone capability with it.