do paid developers who use an iPod Touch device still have to pay for the OS upgrade fee, or is the cost of the OS included with the $99 developer program?
do paid developers who use an iPod Touch device still have to pay for the OS upgrade fee, or is the cost of the OS included with the $99 developer program?
Hopefully. But OS 2.0 was initially not available as a free upgrade for iPod touch developers that were accepted into the program after July 11th, 2008.I'm assuming it's the same as they treat their OS's. once the final version is made publicly available you should be able to download it from ADC with no extra charge.
I assume too that once public release hits, you can install and remove unlike being locked into 3.0 now if you install? I am not looking to test or build against 3.0 until I can remove it if needed. I only have the one device for now and my buddies that help beta test do not want their phones locked into 3.0 yet and I don't blame them.
What I really want to know is should I spend $9.99 on 3.0 or can I acquire it through my delveloper program?
From the looks of it Apple has taken all 3.0 OS's off their site. I was wondering the same thing. I was really mad when I forgot to DL the GM seed but I still have beta 5 on my Touch.
I'm just totally stunned... for those like you and me who pay a whopping $99 for the program, 3.0 should be free. I lucked out and still have the 7A341 GM Seed on my Desktop![]()
tell me about it... it's kind of offensive to tell you the truth... but that Apple for you
is 7A341 the same as the final release?
I see your points but thats not what were getting at here. Its kinda stupid that Apple does not just give us a copy of the iPod OS 3.0. Almost all of the developers I know (and people recommend to get a iTouch.) all have an iTouch. So paying 99$ for the documents, reference guides, and being able to put apps into the app store is well worth the 100$ but couldn't Apple of just spotted us the 10$ and gave up the OS?Early access to the 3.0 beta was only there for developers who wanted to test their apps and get them ready before 3.0 went public.
If you didn't test and get your app ready in time for the official OS release, there's no reason for Apple to provide you 3.0 early access any more.
If you expected something other than app development support for $99, you wasted your money. Who shall we call stupid?
Early access to the 3.0 beta was only there for developers who wanted to test their apps and get them ready before 3.0 went public.
If you didn't test and get your app ready in time for the official OS release, there's no reason for Apple to provide you 3.0 early access any more.
If you expected something other than app development support for $99, you wasted your money. Who shall we call stupid?