28 Oct 08 Apple's Controversial iPhone Developer Agreement Published

The restrictive terms of the old iPhone SDK Agreement effectively prevented iPhone developers from discussing their coding work with anyone other than project team members.

Tagi: project team members, iphe, developer agreement, restrictive terms, iphone, developers, apple

27 Sep 09 Google says Apple did reject Voice app

Google told the U.S. FCC that Apple did indeed reject the Google Voice application from the iPhone store, despite contrary statements from Apple.

Both Google and Apple have responded to questions posed by the FCC about the status of the Google Voice application. Apple said that it was still considering the application.

Tagi: fcc, google, apple

06 Oct 09 Adobe circumvents Apple to bring Flash apps to iPhone

Adobe Systems has come up with a way to let developers write Flash applications for Apple's iPhone and iPod Touch devices, even without the support of Apple.

Adobe has been trying to work with Apple for more than a year to get its Flash Player software running on Apple's products, but has said it needs more cooperation from Apple to get the work done. It has now come up with something of a work-around.

Tagi: iphe, ipod touch, iphone, adobe systems, apps, developers, apple

06 Oct 09 Apple, citing climate, tells U.S. Chamber iQuit

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Monday became the latest company to quit the U.S. Chamber of Commerce because the technology company disagrees with the business group's climate change policy.
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16 Oct 09 Apple's 'no cheap netbooks' strategy pays off

Netbooks were instrumental in the increase in PC shipments for most manufacturers during the third quarter, but Apple defied the trend despite offering standard laptops at premium prices, according to figures from analyst firm Gartner.

Tagi: premium prices, analyst firm, pc shipments, gartner, laptops, apple