Background iPhone Apps? Maybe Coming in iPhone 3.0

Silicon Alley Insider has picked up on some more rumors regarding Apple allowing background processes for a limited number of third-party developers. From what they've heard, there are two potential scenarios for handling the addition. The first would be to let users choose a select number of third-party apps to allow in the background. The second would be to let a select number of developers run processes in the background.

Back in February MacRumors stated that Apple was, in addition to supporting push notifications, planning to allow background processes after all.

[via iPhone Alley]

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Free iPhone App Development Courses from Stanford University

Stanford University has recently begun offering a free iPhone app development course via iTunes U. The 10-week course is hosted by Apple engineers who walk students through every aspect of iPhone app development. We've taken a look at the first lecture and really enjoyed it. You'll need to already know Objective-C to actually dive in and start writing apps with this course, but it's great to check out even if you're just curios.

New lectures are available each week. Get 'em here!

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