So, on Monday (June 7th) ATT will be discontinuing its unlimited data plan that is currently $30. It will be replaced with a $25 a month plan that includes 2GB of data (67.5MB/Day). I believe they are also offering 200MB for $15. Supposedly, "Only 2% of ATT's smartphone users consume > 2GB data". That isn't intellectually honest in my opinion, because: This assumes that the users of different phone models use data in the same quantities.
This is erroneous.
I am in the process of completing a web based application that I will be marketing soon. One of the last features to be added is an iPhone interface. The ubiquity of the mobile platform - most outstandingly, the iPhone - has necessitated this.
There are 2 main ways in which to build any application: hand code everything or use a framework. A framework's job is to take the mundane tasks that need to be done for EVERY application you write and make them simple. Some frameworks also help with code organization.
