Now that Apple has lifted the NDA on the iPhone 3.2 SDK, it's time for developers to start developing iPad applications.
by Wei-Meng Lee
April 12, 2010
Now that Apple has started selling the iPad and the NDA lifted on the iPhone 3.2 SDK, it is time for developers to start developing iPad applications. And for a large number of developers, developing iPad applications mean porting their existing applications to the iPad platform. Though the iPad is also running the iPhone OS, there are some subtle differences that developers need to look out for when porting their applications over to the new device. This article examines the various ways in which you can port your existing iPhone apps to the iPad.
Method 1: Supporting Both the iPhone and iPad Platforms
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