There is a lot of buzz about independent developers who have made between $100,000 to $500,000 by simply creating their first iPhone application and putting it up for sale on the online Apple Store.

Steve Demeter made a simple puzzle game called Trism, and in 2 months he earned $250,000. Last December the app called iFart became the number one app on the App Store. It stayed on the top and raked in $9200 each day in profit after Apple’s cut. Then, Ethan Nicholas, developer of the now famous iShoot game, earns $21,000 per day selling his iPhone app. Ethan quit his day job to work full time on the iPhone and he did not even know how to write Objective-C code before he made iShoot.

These are just some of the stories that are causing a lot of buzz, and people have quit their day jobs to cash in on the opportunity. However, developing for the iPhone is relatively a new field with a shortage of well structured iphone courses and one-on-one mentorship and help.

EDUmobile.ORG has been involved with online training in the wireless technology programming field has launched an iPhone programming Online Course that teaches candidates via Online Video, PDF Documents, One-on-One sessions and Weekly Worksheets.

You also get to work and co-publish your first live industrial iphone project (game or application) on the official Apple Appstore.

There is also an option to access a remote Mac, for those who do not have access to one. Candidates get a certification on completion and an option to co-publish their first app on the Apple App Store.

The cost of the complete iPhone  courses is $200 and there is a 25% discount if you use the code AZV while registering.

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