[huntor]

Originally Posted by .:MirrorminD:.

You also agree that you will not use these products for any purposes prohibited by United States law, including, without limitation, the development, design, manufacture or production of nuclear, missiles, or chemical or biological weapons.

i guess north korea uses windows media player.

[.:MirrorminD:.]

Originally Posted by huntor

i guess north korea uses windows media player.

ZING!

[gtag]

I guess now they might open a new market for external GPS modules on 1st gen iPhones

[Eurisko]

TOMTOM just released this statement:

"We haven't officially announced anything, we're just commenting to the press on a 'reactive not proactive' basis."

A source within TOMTOM also stated:

"there are actually no software prototypes in existence."

[Napoleon_PhoneApart]

Originally Posted by swifty7

so let me get this straight!!! the iphone sdk won't allow turn by turn navigation? THEN WHAT THE HELL IS THE POINT OF HAVING NAVIGATION IN FIRST PLACE, NEXT.....NO AUTO RE-ROUTING ALLOWED!!!!!!

APPLE'S 2ND GEN IPHONE CAN GO TO HELL!!!!

Too much coffee?

[dale1v]

Originally Posted by Eurisko

TOMTOM just released this statement:

"We haven't officially announced anything, we're just commenting to the press on a 'reactive not proactive' basis."

A source within TOMTOM also stated:

"there are actually no software prototypes in existence."

That...sucks...

[mofolo]

ridiculously stupid. Apple can stick this agreement up their asses.

[benne]

Originally Posted by Eurisko

TOMTOM just released this statement:

"We haven't officially announced anything, we're just commenting to the press on a 'reactive not proactive' basis."

A source within TOMTOM also stated:

"there are actually no software prototypes in existence."

Today Tomtom confirmed that they do have a working version for iPhone:

...
Since months there were rumors that the navigation device manufacturer Tomtom is working on an iPhone version of its software. TomTom's German public relations agency now confirmed these rumours to SPIEGEL ONLINE. In fact they did start to port the software shortly after the SDK release and do now have a working Tomtom version for iPhone.

They didn't provide details about possible marketing or about negotiations between Apple and Tomtom. The problem: In the conditions of use for Apple's software developers you can find a passage, that explicitly prohibits the development of navigation software for the iPhone. The text states: "Applications my not be designed or marketed for real-time route guidance."

The meaning of this restriction is unclear. Possibly Apple wants to establish its own navigation software, perhaps "iNavigate". The company might also already be working with U.S. manufacturer Garmin on a navigation solution.
...

Translation of an article on spiegel.de
iPhone-Verträge: Briten und Österreicher unterbieten deutsche Teuer-Tarife - Netzwelt - SPIEGEL ONLINE - Nachrichten

[thebearisradd]

Did anyone forget that on the Keynote at WWDC 2008 they said there will be more then one method of downloading and installing applications on your iphone?

1. Download Straight from phone.
2. Download from iTunes and Install.
3. Download from Internet and install through itunes.

Wouldn't it be possible with the third option to just download and install it on your phone?

[Eurisko]

Originally Posted by thebearisradd

Did anyone forget that on the Keynote at WWDC 2008 they said there will be more then one method of downloading and installing applications on your iphone?

1. Download Straight from phone.
2. Download from iTunes and Install.
3. Download from Internet and install through itunes.

Wouldn't it be possible with the third option to just download and install it on your phone?

What does this have to do with TOMTOM?

@benne... Yes, a couple of days after another TOMTOM Rep said they have a working copy. We get one saying nothing exists, another saying they have a copy, both from TOMTOM. Who's to be believed.

[swifty7]

Originally Posted by Napoleon_PhoneApart

Too much coffee?

only a double shot expresso.

[macr88]

Any new info on this?

[Kaloyan]

Originally Posted by .:MirrorminD:.

I wouldnt worry about what the SDK agreement says, im sure Apple did that on purpose because they prolly struck a deal with TomTom and want them as the sole supply. Plus Apple always puts weird things in their clauses. When itunes came out there was a clause not to use it to make nuclear weapons

Hahahaha thats prbly for Iran

[y0ungSir]

looks good, but that only works on 3g iphones....

[mrtonyyx]

SDK Agreement Prohibits Direction Apps, Auto-Pilots, Emergency Apps - iPhone Alley

here you guys go. I guess TomTom is gonna have to keep it to installer.app now!