On a recent two-part MacNotables podcast, Chuck Joiner and I talked for a while about the iPhone SDK. In the first part [1], we examined the level of control Apple is exercising, the positive response from developers, and the future of the jailbreaking community. In the second part [2], we talked about the business model of the iPhone App Store, the enterprise aspects of the announcement, and why the iPhone makes sense mostly in urban environments.

[1]: http://www.macnotables.com/wordpress/macnotables-813-adam-engst-and-chuck-joiner-analyze-the-iphone-sdk-announcement/
[2]: http://www.macnotables.com/wordpress/macnotables-814-the-iphone-as-a-new-platform-the-iphone-apps-store-and-more-with-adam-engst-and-chuck-joiner/

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