With the release of the Apple iPad, Apple has updated the iPhone SDK to support iPad application development. Developers can access the new iPhone SDK 3.2 (Build 10M2132) today via the Dev Portal.
The new SDK offers tools for developing iPad applications and includes code, guidelines, and a simulator. The new SDK allows developers to take full advantage of the iPad’s 9.7-inch display.
Existing iPhone application developers may use their existing iPhone apps on the new iPad without the need to customize their application for the iPad. If anything, this new Apple device and SDK is a fantastic new revenue source for developers and will expand the library of apps available to users.
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