iPad SDK Hints That The iPad Can Take Photos
A million people seem to be complaining that the iPad doesn’t have a camera, be it a front-facing one, or a rear-facing one. But wait, there might be hope for it yet, as the ability to “Take Photo” has been found in the SDK (software development kit). Could it be there for a future model of the iPad, or are they going to come up with an add-on like the Camera Connection Kit? Adding a camera via an add-on certainly wouldn’t seem like something Steve Jobs would want, so it’s most likely that the code is there in case a future model will come with a camera, either that or it’s just remnants of some code ripped from the iPhone.
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