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		<title>How to Find your UDID on your iPhone</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Apple has offered developers a way to beta test iPhone applications with up to 100 iPhones. Some developers have already started using this to their advantage by giving their software out as free public betas. But, you must supply a developer with your iPhone&#8217;s UDID (unique device identifier) in order to install these &#8220;Ad-hoc&#8221; applications ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>Apple has offered developers a way to beta test iPhone applications with up to 100 iPhones. Some developers have already started using this to their advantage by giving their software out as free public betas. But, you must supply a developer with your iPhone&#8217;s <span class="caps">UDID </span>(unique device identifier) in order to install these &#8220;Ad-hoc&#8221; applications on your iPhone.</p>

	<p>To find your iPhone&#8217;s <span class="caps">UDID</span>, just plug it into your computer and wait until iTunes recognizes it. Please note that a Firewire iPod cable will not work, since the iPhone does not have the proper hardware to support firewire connections. Select your phone from the Devices list in iTunes and click the &#8220;Summary&#8221; tab. To see your <span class="caps">UDID</span>, click on the word &#8220;serial number&#8221; beside the picture of the iPhone. You should see the word &#8220;identifer&#8221; and an alphanumeric string &#8211; this is your <span class="caps">UDID</span>.</p>

	<p>Alternative: You can also download an app from the Apple Store called Ad Hoc Helper which is a free download.  Here is the itunes store <span class="caps">URL</span> http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=285691333&#038;mt=8</p>

	<p>To copy it, just press command + C on your Mac&#8217;s keyboard (or control + C in Windows). Now comes the hard part: getting on a developer&#8217;s beta testing list.</p>

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