Becoming A Developer

Hi all,
Ive had a quick look through here and the main apple site itself to see what i can find out but any direct help here would be appreciated.
So i have xcode and am starting to look at becoming a developer. I wanted to test a few things on my iPhone itself but from xcode needed a dev address. I hear people saying theres a free version and a $99 a year version, if i could have some clarfication on this that would be great.
Everytime i go onto become a dev on the Apple UK site, it takes me straight to the US site. Will this be ok if i reg with the US site to use on my UK devices ( assuming they are different )
If thats ok to do then great. But what will i get as a bonus when signing up as a free dev, will I be able to use xcode to test my apps on a real iphone? Or am i going to have to pay for this privaledge?
Anything would be a great help!

P3DR0X wrote:
So i have xcode and am starting to look at becoming a developer. I wanted to test a few things on my iPhone itself but from xcode needed a dev address. I hear people saying theres a free version and a $99 a year version, if i could have some clarfication on this that would be great.
The free developer account is a leftover from a long time ago when the "paid" account was $499 and the "student" account was $199. About the only thing the free account has ever provided is access to the bug reporting system and additional downloads of things like old versions of Xcode.
The new, paid accounts provide the developer forums, two developer support tickets, access to WWDC, and access to the App Stores. In other words - much more for much less.
Everytime i go onto become a dev on the Apple UK site, it takes me straight to the US site. Will this be ok if i reg with the US site to use on my UK devices ( assuming they are different )
The only differences between countries is with the App Store via iTunes Connect. The Developer site is country agnostic.
If thats ok to do then great. But what will i get as a bonus when signing up as a free dev, will I be able to use xcode to test my apps on a real iphone? Or am i going to have to pay for this privaledge?
You have to pay to run on a live device.

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