All iOS SDKs

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• OZApps Guru

  June 2013

  @Javi, you might also then have to provide a link to the previous xCode versions that will support that SDK, newer ones (I think) do not. Which will then also require the older OS X, going back to Leopard ;(
  
  Surprisingly, I have a cracked screen white macbook running Leopard, an eMac running Snow Leopard (I think or was it just Leopard), my iMac running Lion, my MBP 15" running Mountain Lion, and a kaputz MBP 12" (Aluminium) that ran Tiger, another MBP 15" that is also Kaputz that ran Snow Leopard. The problem is that Apple makes devices obsolete so soon even before you can say Ahhhh.
  
  Nice find and list.

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• Javi Member

  June 2013

  @OZApps Oh yes, Apple are the masters of obsolescence... Of course these old SDKs are not useful, I posted this link just as an exercise of "digital archaeology", I found it interesting, how the iOS SDK is evolving over time.

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