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Open jobs for iPhone developers

May 31, 2011, 4:56 AM PDT

Takeaway: Smartphone app development is one of the hottest career paths going. Here are some iPhone development positions available across the U.S.

iPhone Developer - Contract

Sunview Software - Tampa, FL

IPhone Developer (Shail)

IDC Technologies - Wilmington, DE

iPhone application app development - Freelance

Elance - California

Software Development Engineer - iPhone Client Apps

Amazon.com - Seattle, WA

Software Developer - iPhone and Android

Kforce Technology Staffing - Fort Lauderdale, FL

Sr. iPhone Application Developer

Advantage Xpo - New York, NY

Mobile Apps Developer (Iphone)

Robert Half Technology - San Francisco, CA

IPhone / Android Developer

Sourcechip - St Louis, MO

Iphone or Android Developer AKK010

Amtex Systems.com - Wilmington, DE

iPhone app - Freelance

Elance - Winter Park, FL +2 locations

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I guess I was misinformed!

spaul940 2nd Jun

All of the jobs listed are for iphone application developers. I was under the impression that there are many people developing applications for Android. I guess I was mistaken or - is there a pro-Apple bias in the reporting in Tech Republic like there is in a few of the other technical rags?

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