Includes a list of iPhone emoji and their codepoints.

They’re using unique tamper-resistant screw heads to make it harder for users to make their own repairs and modifications.

Entertaining and provocative: ‘being seen in public with an iPhone as your primary handset? No. That puts you in the Vicky Pollard demographic.’

‘[A] bandwagon-busting experiment … [to] rewrite [native client apps], warts and all, with web technologies.’

Balanced comparison of the two platforms.

Developing mobile sites for the iPhone is like developing for IE6 back in its heyday—except that the iPhone has nothing like the market share that IE6 had.

‘But as Apple gets more power, a funny thing is happening on the farm. Innovation and expression on Apple’s iPhone platform are beginning to suffer, even as Apple insists that its restrictions are for our own good. And as we gaze out at the titans of the tech landscape, it’s getting difficult to tell which are the humans and which are the pigs.’

How Apple’s ‘ridiculously slow and convoluted’ process for approving updates to applications in its walled garden App Store is affecting developers.

‘I hope that this article might serve as a counter-point to the articles that seem to go around the web about devs making hundreds of thousands of dollars off an iPhone app.’ Needs to be said.

The latest arbitrariness from the iPhone App Store: you can make a program whose sole function is to display wobbling breasts, but you can't describe it.

Uses iplayer-dl as a backend.

‘Apple, a company that is generally considered far from “sinister” or “evil”, on the other hand, is trying their best to alienate developers.’

‘It now appears that Apple does not intend to lift the NDA any time soon. Regrettably, this means we are pulling our iPhone book out of production.’

‘Apple wasn't worried about customer confusion, Apple was worried about getting some competition.’

‘[T]he last thing you want to do when people take issue with your lack of transparency is to institute more opacity.’

Cupertino’s capriciousness captured.

Embarrassed by coverage of your arbitrariness in rejecting applications? Silence your critics!

Heh. I told you so.

Uses my code.

That’s why I’m not buying one.

I'm not the only person who is wary of closed devices like the iPhone.

An admission of defeat?

A pretty clear summary of what's wrong with the BBC's iPhone strategy.

The Rogue Amoeba developers aren't too happy about the iPhone SDK restrictions. In response, they are filing bugs.

Article based on Reevoo research.