I believe all these companies are in cahoots and create the IMAGE of competition so they can put a strangle hold on the market [that's us] by taking advantage of the fact that people like a fight and tend to take sides. See how well it's working? That's my two cents.
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Official! Apple afraid of google's android, check this out.
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I believe all these companies are in cahoots and create the IMAGE of competition so they can put a strangle hold on the market [that's us] by taking advantage of the fact that people like a fight and tend to take sides. See how well it's working? That's my two cents.
apple outlaws mention of android in market
So you’ve got an application that isn’t ONLY available on the iPhone – it could be on Android, WebOS, WinMo, BlackBerry and other platforms. In your “description” you may want to let users know, and heck, maybe you got an award or something in one of the platforms and want to show users you’re product is noteworthy. Sound fair? Not according to Steve Jobs.
If it’s Android you want to mention you better think again. Flash Of Genius, developers of an app called SAT Vocab 2.2, have had the following description in the iPhone App Store:
They have just posted a letter they received from Apple suggesting they remove the mention of Google Android or else have their app removed from the App Store:
So you’ve got an application that isn’t ONLY available on the iPhone – it could be on Android, WebOS, WinMo, BlackBerry and other platforms. In your “description” you may want to let users know, and heck, maybe you got an award or something in one of the platforms and want to show users you’re product is noteworthy. Sound fair? Not according to Steve Jobs.
If it’s Android you want to mention you better think again. Flash Of Genius, developers of an app called SAT Vocab 2.2, have had the following description in the iPhone App Store:
They have just posted a letter they received from Apple suggesting they remove the mention of Google Android or else have their app removed from the App Store:
Martin030908
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http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dr...l-apple-afraid-googles-android-check-out.html
Apple stated before that they weren't going to allow even the mention of the Android developers challenge as a selling point for apps. LOL
Apple = no bueno :icon_ devil:
Apple stated before that they weren't going to allow even the mention of the Android developers challenge as a selling point for apps. LOL
Apple = no bueno :icon_ devil:
thats pretty stupid on there part...they might loose developers i think
Martin030908
Super Moderator
Apple is really pushing the boundaries of control with their OS. It's only a matter of time before people start to get sick of it.
The whole "Android" ban is absolutely ridiculous and childish.
The whole "Android" ban is absolutely ridiculous and childish.
definately childish +10000000000 on that
Martin030908
Super Moderator
The way Apple and Adobe's relationship is going... pretty soon you won't be able to use the word "Flash" in their app store either. LOL
lmao...true lol flash will definately have another impact on apple against android....but i read somewhere about steve jobs saying he wasnt worried about flash because supposebly html5 was gonna take over flash
Martin030908
Super Moderator
Steve Job's head is lodged somewhere dark and unforgiving :icon_eek:
natediddy1120
Silver Member
What exactly does HTML5 do?? I mean what's the difference between it and Flash? Is it supposed to be better than Flash?
Google it?
It appears that html5 is supposed to be the next in line for HTML that will require LESS proprietary plugins like Flash, Silverlight, Apache Pivot and Java.
Hrm, very interesting.
natediddy1120
Silver Member
Lol <3
HTML is the language that websites are written in. Java and Flash, etc are written to work inside of them.
If they are successful in writing HTML5 and it takes off, it seems like those companies wouldn't be purposeful, but on the same note, it might not be as supportive as they intend it to be.
Sorry if I sounded like a smartass.
