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It seems that not everyone can register and become a registered developer for the iPhone. Apple is sending letters of rejection by e-mail. Twitterers their shots are tweets in protest and anger.

According to The Unofficial Apple Weblog, people interested in the development of the iPhone are rejected by the thousands.

Erica Sadun writes: “If you asked the iPhone from Apple Developer program, check e-mail your letter of refusal. Twitterati Reports are widespread disappointment and anger that thousands of developers iPhone hopes have received a “Thanks, but no thanks” message in their mailbox. The e-mails came with the theme “iPhone Developer Enrollment State.”

Have you received such notices? A number of people responded to Sadun of the piece with comments. More than a few among those who have been rejected by Apple.

Last week, Apple announced a few senior expected from the update for Mac. Firstly, a number of functions that are aimed at reducing the iPhone more “up to Snuff” with companies. Some of these functions are push e-mail for assistance and support WPA2/802.11x for Microsoft Exchange.

The other big news coming from the reserve was Apple’s announcement of the iPhone SDK. With the SDK, developers can develop applications for the third iPhone and publish in the iTunes Music Store for $ 99 App. Developers who opt for a fee for their applications to see 30% of the profits will go to Apple, while their applications for free will do not foresee any additional fees.