Looking at the iPhone SDK beta 4 API change log reveals that the following API calls have been removed from UIApplication.h: Removed -[UIApplication registerForRemoteNotificationsFromPublisher:] Removed -[UIApplication registeredRemoteNotificationPublishers] Removed -[UIApplication remoteNotificationSystemIdentifier] Removed -[UIApplication remoteNotificationsAreActive] Removed -[UIApplication unregisterForRemoteNotificationsFromPublisher:] Removed -[UIApplicationDelegate application:didReceiveRemoteNotificationFromPublisher:userInfo:] Removed UIApplication(UIRemoteNotifications) Also some properties have been removed from CLLocation: Removed CLLocation.course Removed CLLocation.speed Removed CLLocation.speedAvailable [...]
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Apple removes notifications from iPhone SDK beta 4
August 16th, 2008 
Richard 
Posted in iPhone 
Tags: Apple, Application programming interface, iPhone, IPhone OS, iPhone SDK, SDK, Smartphones, Software development kit 
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July 10th, 2008 Richard I was able to connect to the App Store with my iPod Touch (running beta 2.0) and install Twitterrific on the device. It looks like there are close to 700 Apps available and many of them are free.
iPhone News Issue 1
March 10th, 2008 Richard This is the first in a series of iPhone news related articles. I bought an iPhone back in December and I have to say I really like it. It has it’s shortcomings like the lack of 3G network support, no memory card support, no Java support in the browser, etc. Overall it has a lot [...]
