by Therese Apel, The (Jackson, Miss.) Clarion-Ledger
Updated 1d 10h ago
Vickie D. King, Gannett
Charley Hutchinson, a 12-year-old student at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson, Miss. has created a free iPhone application called, Friends of Flickr. He is among the youngest to have an app accepted by Apple's App Store.
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Vickie D. King, Gannett
Charley Hutchinson, a 12-year-old student at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson, Miss. has created a free iPhone application called, Friends of Flickr. He is among the youngest to have an app accepted by Apple's App Store.
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As Apple is expected to introduce a new iPhone on Wednesday, it will come with the next version of iOS, the iPhone operating system. With that introduction, iPhone users will be upgrading apps and trying out all of Apple's cool, new features.
One of those new apps users may download has been made by one of the youngest app developers in Apple history.
Charley Hutchison is a seventh-grader from Mississippi and his goal was to have an app in the Apple App Store before his 12th birthday.
"I've always been really interested in computers. Then my parents had an iPhone, and I really loved playing with apps on there, so I decided, why don't I make my own app?" Charley said. "If there's so many already on the store, surely I can make one myself."
Charley enjoys using his iPhone but is also a fan of the photo sharing website Flickr. He wanted to design a mobile app to sync an iPhone contact list with a corresponding Flickr account.
Updated 1d 10h ago
Vickie D. King, Gannett
Charley Hutchinson, a 12-year-old student at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson, Miss. has created a free iPhone application called, Friends of Flickr. He is among the youngest to have an app accepted by Apple's App Store.
Enlarge
Vickie D. King, Gannett
Charley Hutchinson, a 12-year-old student at St. Andrew's Episcopal School in Jackson, Miss. has created a free iPhone application called, Friends of Flickr. He is among the youngest to have an app accepted by Apple's App Store.
Sponsored Links
As Apple is expected to introduce a new iPhone on Wednesday, it will come with the next version of iOS, the iPhone operating system. With that introduction, iPhone users will be upgrading apps and trying out all of Apple's cool, new features.
One of those new apps users may download has been made by one of the youngest app developers in Apple history.
Charley Hutchison is a seventh-grader from Mississippi and his goal was to have an app in the Apple App Store before his 12th birthday.
"I've always been really interested in computers. Then my parents had an iPhone, and I really loved playing with apps on there, so I decided, why don't I make my own app?" Charley said. "If there's so many already on the store, surely I can make one myself."
Charley enjoys using his iPhone but is also a fan of the photo sharing website Flickr. He wanted to design a mobile app to sync an iPhone contact list with a corresponding Flickr account.
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