Slash Lane, from AppleInsider, wrote an interesting article detailing some anticipated issues surrounding the recently released beta of the iPhone SDK, allowing developers to get started developing apps that will run on the phone when the 2.0 release of the iPhone software is made publicly available as an update in “June”.

Pangea’s Brian Greenstone says:

My only concern is that everyone and their brother is jumping on the iPhone app bandwagon, so it may make it difficult to market a product when there are a zillion others coming out at the same time.

I think that Brian brings up an excellent point. There will be a ton of apps available relatively close to the iPhone OS v2.0 release, and customers will most likely be flooded with choices and some great apps will be temporarily lost in all the fuss. However, it will be a perfect time for bloggers, such as myself, to create “Top 20 new iPhone Applications” articles.