Last week, Apple announced some highly anticipated updates for the iPhone. First up were a slew of features aimed at making the iPhone more “up to snuff” with corporate customers. Some of these features include push email support, WPA2/802.11x and support for Microsoft Exchange.
The other big news to come out of the Apple camp was the announcement of the iPhone SDK. With the SDK, developers can develop third-party applications for the iPhone and publish them to the iTunes App Store for $99. Developers that choose to charge for their apps will see 30% of their profits go to Apple while those who provide their apps for free will see no additional fees.
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