Gizmodo’s iPhone SDK App Contest

We get word a telephone number ofiPhone SDKapplications present during theWWDC keynote last week , some of which - like the physics - base gameEnigmo - were fantastic . With over 250,000 outfit download and 4,000 admitted to the iPhone beta syllabus , we ’re certain you guys have come up with something as good , or even beneficial than that . That ’s why we ’re holding our own GizmodoiPhone App Contest .

https://gizmodo.com/apple-wwdc-liveblog-coverage-5014465

You ’re majestic of the piece of work you ’ve put into your iPhone SDK program . Show us what you did . netmail your entry to[email protected]with the subject “ iPhone SDK App Contest : Name of App ” with the name of your app there . Each entry should admit screenshots ( as many as it take to properly illustrate your syllabus ) as well as a 1 paragraph description telling us what it ’s all about . We ’ll showcase the best unity here for the world to gawk at .

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We also know that there are tons of very coolheaded app such asSlingthat might not even be approved by Apple as an prescribed SDK app . That ’s why we ’re take entrants for unofficial ( jailbroken ) apps as well . Send those in to[email protected]with the open “ iPhone Unofficial App Contest : Name of App ” . fundamentally , we ’ll be getting a weird kinda sorta head - to - headland that pits large name companies / development teams against hackers .

https://gizmodo.com/sling-on-iphone-video-hands-on-395415

Update : Well , the App Contest was inconclusive , thanks to Apple ’s NDA and the subsequent effect of no developer being capable to submit their app to us . Our de - facto winners are listed in ourfavorite iPhone apps .

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