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You heard that right and probably have heard it numerous times by now. But iPhone SDK will be due early March if everything goes according to the plan. The sooner the SDK is released, the sooner we can find out the ultimate fate of iPhone as the game changer in the wireless phone industry. That wouldn’t be in February though.

Everybody’s on the edge these days. iPhone SDK was supposed to be released these days but we are made to wait 3 weeks for it. So what should you not do? Play with our nerves. To come out and pretend that you know something about the coming SDK without really knowing something is plain wrong. People are on the edge these days and false news can only push us over the edge. OK. Not really! But you should definitely not do this.

Slashdot is reporting that iPhone SDK could be delayed by up to 3 weeks. I know a lot of you guys were ready to get down and crunch some iPhone code for the new iPhone App that you have been thinking about since the cool thing came out last year, but 3 weeks ain’t going to kill ya! It could’ve been worse (like Microsoft delays that are in year terms and not in weeks).

If you are a J2ME programmer or anyone who has done a fair bit of mobile programming, you know how handy it is to have a simulator software. I remember my good old days as a programmer when I used simulators to test my code for different cell phones. It was really a life saver. Well, iPhone Matters is reporting that there will be a simulation software available for iPhone programmers. So no. You don’t have to buy an iPhone in order to be able to program for it. But that would certainly be a good excuse to give to your significant other. Anything to get an iPhone, eh?

So how do you get a couple of legs on people who make all the cool stuff on the net? You learn how to program iPhone even before the main SDK is out. Well, if you are one of those people who are looking for a source, here is your chance. O’reilly has just released a rough cut book on iPhone Open Development platform. If you want to get a handle on iPhone programming, the time is not when the SDK is released but now!