> Apple haven't done the necessary amount of work to ensure that the UIPopoverController on an iPhone is stable, API-compliant, and well-tested.
And, to add to what you're saying, maybe this is how they're testing it, by using it in their own widely used apps.
I agree with the "nothing to see here" crowd, if I wanted the feature I'd develop it myself in this case. Doesn't seem like it would be that bad. Microsoft has always had their own controls too that they never exposed to the world leaving it up to applications developers to replicate if they wanted the functionality.
And, to add to what you're saying, maybe this is how they're testing it, by using it in their own widely used apps.
I agree with the "nothing to see here" crowd, if I wanted the feature I'd develop it myself in this case. Doesn't seem like it would be that bad. Microsoft has always had their own controls too that they never exposed to the world leaving it up to applications developers to replicate if they wanted the functionality.