Part 1. Introducing iPhone programming

Apple’s iPhone is more than just a new programming platform; it’s an entirely new way to think about mobile technologies. Part 1 of this book gets your feet wet by explaining how the iPhone differs from its predecessors.

We’ll start off in chapter 1 with a look at the iPhone itself, then follow up in chapter 2 by describing the two ways you can program for the iPhone: by creating web apps and by using the iPhone SDK.

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