Hi All,
A silly question, is building an iPhone app different from building a iTouch/iPod app, in terms of technology, programming language?
regards,
darkie
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No, they're the same code-wise. Any app that can run on an iPod touch can also run on an iPhone, and vice versa (unless the developer specifically restricts the distribution of his app to only one or the other, but that's not done at compile time; that's done when submitting the app to the app store). The only thing that's different is that the iPod touch doesn't have some of the features that iPhones do (like a camera).
Dave DeLong
2010-06-30 18:22:27
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Just the hardware differences - you need to make sure that your app deals with devices that don't have a camera, for example.
ceejayoz
2010-06-30 18:24:29
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Another functionality not available on iPod Touch is vibrate. A few apps targeting both got rejected for assuming such support on iPod Touch.
BojanG
2010-06-30 18:27:36