Apple opens iPhone to developers–kind of
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CEO Steve Jobs announced during his keynote address at Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco that developers of third-party applications will be able to create Web applications for the iPhone using Safari, Apple’s Web browser.
This gives developers the chance to create iPhone applications using common Web development standards such as Ajax ahead of the device’s June 29 launch. As a bonus, those applications will also work on Windows now that Safari will run on Microsoft’s operating system.
