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According to an article on Javalobby (http://www.javalobby.org/java/forums/t88464.html), the iPhone isn’t going to be supplied with a Java development kit. Surely Apple aren’t going to do this to developers? The iPhone looks like a great phone and I can imagine that there would be some great 3rd party Java apps written on it. I was considering getting an iPhone, but if it doesn’t have Java support I may have to rethink my plans.
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