PSP ? it’s also a locked sandbox :)

I don’t generally have problems pressing buttons on the iPhone, but these definitely are a bit hard to press. Things could be laid out significantly better to enable easier button pressing. That being said, it has more adjustments to the sounds than I thought it would and it does what it’s supposed to do.

I bought it as a toy, not a real production tool, and that seems to be what I’m going to get out of it. Just something quick to get ideas flowing.

Almost happened but the idiot Beatnik CEO screwed up the deal.

Really a shame because Flash’s audio engine has always been crap.

It may work well but I can’t agree that it is lovely looking?
Or was that sarcastic? ;)

Still haven’t seen anything to compete with Griff on Pocket Pc.

The problem is, shortcomings (or strengths, for that matter) of the Apple SDK are covered under NDA. So no one can talk about them, even to other developers. That means I know about some limitations which technically I can’t pass along, and likewise there can’t be any frank discussion about what the device can and can’t do. That raises questions for me about what future development may look like. I guess it depends on how deep your trust in Apple goes. But generally, part of what has improved development — including on the Mac — is frank and open discussion about the platforms.

That said, before I blow things out of proportion, at least Apple *has* an SDK that’s reasonably available and quite good. By contrast, we’ve seen terrific homebrew apps for DS and PSP even without an official developer program. The difference there is that that scene isn’t trying to make money …