Quote Originally Posted by mendhak
In my 'extended delay' I was looking at using Objective C and how this application would be ported to the iPhone. Note: I do not like the iPhone, because the target audience would then be below-intelligence individuals and so this application wouldn't apply to them. I just wanted to see what would be involved.

I soon discovered, get this... if you write such an app for the iPhone:

a) The phone must always be on. No going to sleep, no suspend mode.
b) The app must always be in 'foreground'
c) The screen must be unlocked.

So that means if a Mactard decided to use such an app, they'd have to walk around with the iPhone in one hand constantly stroking it to ensure that it doesn't lock. Come to think of it, they probably do that anyways but my statement about below-average intelligence still stands.
Out of interest, what is involved in developing applications for the iPhone? Is there an IDE that you can use?