Ars Technica has published an article about a problem with the upcoming Apple Push Notification Service for the iPhone.
Like I thought, they’ve pointed out that this service will require iPhone developers to setup a complex back-end infrastructure to support the service — as opposed to using background processes.
Depending on the type of service and its popularity, this infrastructure would need to scale but would also need users to subscribe to it (e.g., for giving credentials for an IM service).
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Bigcurl is building a hosted gateway API for the Apple Push Notification service.
Bigcurl HTTPush is a hosted web service that helps developers for the iPhone and iPod Touch to easily and cost-effectively send vast amounts of push notifications to there customers via a simple to understand API.
Bigcurl HTTPush stores the information to map a user name to a device, collect all notifications and act as a secure gateway to Apples infrastructure. By using standard HTTP and JSON to communicate with the service, you are not tied a particular programming language or environment.
If you are interested sign up at http://push.bigcurl.de
push5 May 09 at 5:17 am
Thank you for the link. I'll definitely look into Bigcurl.
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