Despite there's an upside for developers, the upcoming Apple tablet computer could have a downside for app developers, Forbes says. The problem? Inconsistency in term of developing app --especially related to the screen size and resolution of these devices. continued »

Voila. It's a good news for designers and developers to quickly sketch iPhone's application interfaces: just using iPhone Stencil Kit! The Design Commission's kit is available now for $16.95. continued »

Gap and Mobclix are co-sponsoring an iPhone app development contest that’s launched yesterday surrounding WWDC 2009. The contest, which will end at September 1, will give developers the chance to design Gap’s official iPhone app. Grand prizes include cash from a notable Silicon Valley VC, a $1K Gap gift card and a free advertising package from Mobclix. continued »

Are you preparing an iPhone app as a developer but have no ideas to create toolbar icons? I found this interesting stuff for iPhone developers: iPhone toolbar icons and I think you will love it. continued »

If you have a great idea to build an iPhone app but don't have coding skills at all, don't worry, there's an app to help you. Thanks to MEDL Mobile's AppIncubator, you can be an iPhone developer instantly and get paid for your innovation and creativity. continued »

We already know it is dangerous. Jailbreaking, assisting in jailbreaking, developing and distributing jailbreak apps are among the things that the latest revision of that agreement does not condone which isn't really a surprise. continued »

Optimum Lead Generation, LLC has launched iPhoneAppQuotes, a site that helps businesses and consumers to connect with "up to three iPhone development companies and receive a free price quote." This network is open to any iPhone developer, development company and freelancers. continued »

It has apparently not become any easier to renew developer licenses with Apple. With this, the iTunes App Store is extending the window of renewal until July 11. continued »

In what is believed to be a first, proceeds from app sales will be going to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). iPhone app developers of ShiveringKittens will donate $1 from every sale. continued »

Well, App Store rejection letters may have always been under Apple's non-disclosure agreement, but now the company is wanting to make that fact perfectly clear. So clear, in fact, they've resorted to using caps lock. Many a rejection letter for apps has surfaced online and now it seems Apple is tired of the critical press. Now, app developers that receive ... continued »

If there was any doubt in your mind, developers are making a pretty penny selling apps over at the iTunes App Store. And while many may think this is due to the initial mad dash of first adopters and those excited over something "new" it seems there's a real promising economy here, and not just for those that want to ... continued »

It's that time again where we recap all the going's on in the Apple iPhone world for the past week. Developer news was a hot topic, especially when word spread that new firmware was seeded to 3G developers. Plus, there's talk that background-conscious apps may be available soon that allow users to receive instant messages and the like, even when ... continued »