macbook enough for iphone app development ?

I decided to try selling few shitty apps after having seen what crap people acutally buy, tho it seems I need a macbook to make those

I don't want to buy an iphone on top of it so is the emulator thingy enough for development ?

>>7
it's translated into objective-c and then compiled. there's no way apple can tell the difference.

>>6
1. drm is fundamentally broken anyway.
2. if your app is worth paying for, people will pay for it.
3. it's trivially easy to get one version of an app (install, pull the apk off the phone, uninstall & refund), but after you've gotten a refund for an app once, it won't let you get that refund again. if you want to get updates, you have to pay for the app. this works fine for crappy apps that are never updated (gameloft is one of the worst offenders here), but for most apps, it sucks to be stuck with an old version when the developer keeps making the newer versions better.