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The Apple SDK bears a considerable resemblance to the open source SDK, but naturally has some differences. It's quite possible Apple will undo some of the changes and bring their toolkit closer to the open one. Regardless of which SDK you plan on using, you will find Jonathan Zdziarski 's iPhone Open Application Development valuable, in conjunction with manuals to uncover the differences in the Apple SDK.

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