B. Lam:
A third way to distribute apps is Ad Hoc. The example given is a
professor teaching how to develop iPhone apps in a class. Developers
can be certified, then register 100 iPhones. Afterwards, apps can be
thrown around in email and installed willy nilly as long as the phones
installing them is part of the 100.
Jason Chen:
The Enterprise asked for a way to
distribute phones that isn’t accessible to other people in the world.
They can distribute applications on their own intranet by first
authorizing phones on their own network and then distributing it via
iTunes.
B. Lam:
Jason Chen:
The App Store will be available in 62
countries. If your app is 10MB or less, you can download it over the
cellphone connection, otherwise, Wi-Fi or the iTunes program on your
computer.