Apple has revised the terms of its iPhone software development kit to restrict programmers from distributing applications anywhere but the iTunes App Store.

Indeed, Morph hopes to tap the rabid application programming base for the iPhone to help programmers target the over 5 million iPhone users worldwide.

Apple is hoping to expand the iPhone’s appeal by luring software developers to create programs for it.

Programmers who have received the complaint say that Lodsys is demanding that they negotiate for a license to use the “upgrade” technology within 21 days, or a lawsuit will be filed.

In this post we are interviewing programmers Eyram Akorfa Tawiah from Ghana and Wesley Kirinya from Kenya who are co-founders of Leti Games, a Ghanaian start-up building games for the iPhone and other ...

SAN JOSE, Calif. — The iPhone is about to get more than a little help from its friends. Any day now, Apple is expected to release a developer’s kit that will allow independent programmers to ...