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25ThingZ Releases eBook for iPhone developers preparing for the iPad
Feb 12, 2010 - Seattle-based eBook publisher 25ThingZ has announced they have released "25 ThingZ iPhone Developers Need To Know About The iPad", a new eBook enabling iPhone developers to ensure their apps are ready for the iPad on day one. Version 1.0 contains information based only on public, documented, non-NDA sources. When the NDA surrounding the iPad SDK is lifted, owners of version 1.0 will receive free access to version 2.0 including sample code and specific design guidelines.
25ThingZ Releases eBook for iPhone developers preparing for the iPad
Feb 04, 2010 - Seattle-based eBook publisher 25ThingZ today announced they have released "25 ThingZ iPhone Developers Need To Know About The iPad", a new eBook enabling iPhone developers to ensure their apps are ready for the iPad on day one. Version 1.0 contains information based only on public, documented, non-NDA sources. When the NDA surrounding the iPad SDK is lifted, owners of version 1.0 will receive free access to version 2.0 including sample code and specific design guidelines.