iPhone SDK beta 4 released with OpenGL ES support, code signing
Posted 23 April 2008 @ 6pm in News
Apple has pushed out a fourth beta of the iPhone SDK to registered developers. Thew latest build includes two primary new features:
- OpenGL ES support: The iPhone emulator will now be able to render OpenGL ES in applications, matching the capabilities of the iPhone 2.0 software.
- Code signing enforced: iPhone applications will now need to contain a valid certificate (obtained from the restricted, $99, iPhone Developer program) in order to be loaded on actual devices. If a developer does not have a certificate, apps will still run in the simulator but not physical devices.
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2 Comments
Posted by libertyforall1776
23 April 2008 @ 8pm
This mandatory code-signing is ridiculous! So much for user control of our own devices.
Posted by nikolay1
23 April 2008 @ 9pm
OS 2.0 Beta 3 do Beta 4 API changes:
https://developer.apple.com/iphone/library/releasenotes/Miscellaneous/RN-iPhoneBetaAPIDiffs/index.html