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Originally Posted by kermitology
And how long have people been developing them for? There are easily over 100 for the iPhone without the dev-kit. Once the iTunes store opens up applications there will be tonnes.
Some highlights of my applications:
Solitaire
Dominoes
Mobile Scrobbler
Sketches (etch-a-sketch)
iSplit (split a bill, add tax and tip)
Phonezap (I use it to create custom ringtones)
Most of the others I tinker with.
For those worried about the data usage. I just got my last bill and I used 85MB. I don't tend to use it much during work days since I'm either at work or at home and have computers there. Mostly use it for e-mail and sms.
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I knew someone would bring this up. I said thats one thing i dont like about the iphone, and as of right now, is my statement not true? Anyways I am quite curious as to how open the system is for developers. Will developers be able to write programs that alter the core programs? I ask this because I get the notion that apple likes alot of control over its product.