How many people upset over Apple's rules are actually iPhone developers?
watty: Not an iPhone developer and I disagree with it.  It seems ObjC iPhone devs will be happy since it means less competition for them.  As a user, you should be pissed though since you WILL miss out on quality Unity3d, Appcelerator, and Flash apps/games.  When I say "quality" I mean that Apple did it's job with the review process and didn't accept the crappy Apps.I also think it was an "evil" move to wait until days before CS5 release.  From a business perspective I believe Apple would have made more money by the potential sales of the banned apps (think of Farmville #s) but don't want to lose control of their vision of the "future of the web".  They simply don't want any chance of a superior IDE for iPhone to be created.All arguments of "quality" seem silly to me since that's the point of the review process.  How much does it cost to hire a reviewer?  How much money will the influx of quality Flash/Appcelerator/Unity3d apps bring?  It doesn't take a rocket scientist to accept 60+ fart apps.