Hello, Lua. (Apple opens door to interpreters on iOS devices)
The title and blurb is misleading.<p>You need permission from Apple on an application by application basis.  Interpreted code is to be used in a "minor way" for "minor features". Thus, writing an entire iOS app in an interpreted language (such as Lua) does not seem likely to be allowed.<p>I'm not a lawyer though.  Of course, Apple is fickle and contradicts itself often.  Indeed, I would not be surprised to find Titanium gets free reign and Corona does not, or vice versa.