Mfg.: Pushing, Pulling and Shoving Over iPhone Applications

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Monday, June 30, 2008

Pushing, Pulling and Shoving Over iPhone Applications

Apple's presentation at WWDC of an alternate approach to background processes for the iPhone, compared to Microsoft's ActiveSync, has implications for both developers and users. It requires developers to invest in new systems and takes away some of their direct control of the iPhone, but it also improves the user experience and allows Apple to develop an enterprise revenue stream.

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