Soon Apple will release its much talked about iPhone SDK for developers to build native iPhone applications that run on non-Jailbroken iPhones.
So what third-party iPhone apps are you hoping to see developed?
App Store
Is iPhone Opening its Doors to Third-Party Applications?
Apple will invite third-party developers next February to build actual iPhone applications aside from the limiting web-based ones that are currently supported.
Apple has jumped back and forth from its position on third-party apps since May, when it said it was “wrestling with the idea” of allowing them. In June, the company teased developers by authorizing only web-based applications, which meant any software not made by Apple had to run on the Safari browser, instead of on the iPhone platform itself.
iPhone Developer Guidelines Released
Apple has added development guidelines for iPhone applications to the Developer Connection part of its website.