So assuming that for some reason Apple just can't get widgets originally made for OS X to work on the iPhone (I don't know why they can't, but let's assume it for now), then I'd like to see them release a dev tool to convert OS X widgets into iphone-friendly widgets. That way the devs can port their widgets and then submit them to Apple to be uploaded to iTunes.
Through the submission process Apple can make sure the new widget will not make your iPhone esplode before releasing it to the public.
Then in iTunes, you would just download your widgets from the iTunes store into a new Widgets section of your library. Finally, when you sync your iPhone, you have a new Widgets tab where you can choose which widgets to sync.
Of course, you'd also need a new button on your home screen to access your Widget library.
Thoughts?
Through the submission process Apple can make sure the new widget will not make your iPhone esplode before releasing it to the public.
Then in iTunes, you would just download your widgets from the iTunes store into a new Widgets section of your library. Finally, when you sync your iPhone, you have a new Widgets tab where you can choose which widgets to sync.
Of course, you'd also need a new button on your home screen to access your Widget library.
Thoughts?