Google launches G-Data ObjectiveC Library

March 25th, 2008 by Jose Manuel Cristobal

First of all, I’ll try to briefly explain what is ObjectiveC. Objective C is a programming language created by Apple and used in Cocoa for software development. It’s a language based on ANSI-C with several extensions to support Object Oriented Programming.

For all who don’t know what exactly G-Data is, here is a list of services you can access from your program with this API (Application Programming Interface)

What do this has to do with mobiles? G-Data ObjectiveC Library is now compatible with iPhone!!!! That means that every service from the former list can be accessed from your brand new iPhone Cocoa Touch application. Great!!!

Things are moving fast, taking into account that the official SDK was presented just two weeks ago.

Via Google Mac Blog


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