I don’t know about all you developer types out there that got the iPhone rejection letters but I got my iPhone Enterprise Beta invite today. w00t! I’d say “In yo face developers!” except it isn’t the same. Plus I’m a nice guy and would never say something like that.[0]
It should be interesting. I normally dislike NDAs, and now I’m under one, but then many of the details are already public. Means I have to stop letting people play with my phone, which might be a good thing. Not for Apple, though — most people who play with my phone for more than five minutes end up buying one.
I’d say I’d keep you posted, but, well, um, yeah. Frickin’ NDAs. 🙂
[0] In the immortal words of Wayne, “and monkeys will fly from my butt.”
Bob, Apple NDAs actually mean something. My advice is to keep a lid on all things iPhone until you are obviously clear.
Absolutely. I’m always very serious about NDAs, having been on both sides of them. There was a lot of talk about this sort of thing out at VMworld last year, especially surrounding certain bloggers who violated their NDAs. As a guy who follows the rules I like that Apple’s NDAs have teeth.