I guess all I have to do is write a blog about Apple not getting the iPhone software development kit (SDK) out and the next day they respond with an SDK event.  On Thursday, March 6, at 10 a.m. PST the company will hold a meeting at its headquarters in Cupertino to discuss how the iPhone application development will work.

Apple has iPhone users anxious and excited for the release of the SDK that was set to release this month.  According to Apple, some “exciting new enterprise features” will be included in the SDK, which sounds like users will be able to access their corporate e-mail software straight from their iPhone.  Apple is using the event to explain how developers can get their applications on the iPhone.  Although this is exciting news, the actual release date for the rest of us to get our hands on the SDK is still uncertain.

Thank you, Apple … now let us see the software!

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Tags: Apple, Apple iPhone, iPhone, iPhone SDK, SDK, Software Development Kit

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