Reports: Apple Sets Date For Launching iPhone SDK, Third-Party Apps

Posted by Mitch Wagner, Feb 8, 2008 02:45 PM

A couple of the more reliable Apple blogs are reporting that they're getting solid tips that Apple has scheduled an event for Feb. 26, where it will launch the software developer kit for the iPhone and iPod Touch, and applications including Exchange and Lotus Notes support.

9to5Mac says the event also might be the launch for new Penryn-based MacBook Pros, and Mac OS X 10.5.2.

The Unofficial Apple Weblog cautions "this is just a rumor, so don't get too excited yet."

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