Apple: No push apps for you…come back next year!
It looks like developers who were interested in making their iPhone apps function in the background are going to have to wait longer than they originally anticipated. Apple has taken the push functionality out of its latest iPhone 2.1 Beta 4 software and it will likely be omitted from the final 2.1 iPhone software. While this key capability was scheduled to be delivered in September, it looks as though Apple will most likely bypass this deadline and wait until version 2.2 of the iPhone is released – probably around Macworld. Apple has recently botched its MobileMe release and is probably more risk averse to releasing what could be buggy software without properly QA testing it first..
No word from Apple yet on these developments.
Recent Stories on 9to5Mac
- What DON’T we know about the next iPad (besides its name)?
- Apple airs two new iPhone 4S TV ads all about Siri: ‘Rock God’ and ‘Road Trip’
- NOAA ditches BlackBerry for the iPhone and iPad
- AAPL passes 10 percent of all of NASDAQ value as analysts target half a trillion dollar valuation
- Steve Jobs’ FBI file reveals he’d been considered for a Bush 1 White House ‘sensitive position’ in 1991






Recent Comments