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You may have heard some news over the weekend about an iPhone application called Podcaster. This application was rejected for inclusion in the App Store by Apple, purportedly for “duplicating functionality”. Understandably, developers and others are not thrilled about this. If you’re interested to read more, you can read my post on the Inside iPhone blog. I also did an excellent podcast with Dave Hamilton of The Mac Observer, Dave Nanian of Shirt Pocket Software, Fraser Speirs of Connected Fl

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On today’s menu is a trio of comments regarding recent news items: Podcaster and Apple’s “success” Yesterday, the Observer reported that “Apple has rejected an iPhone app, Podcaster, on the basis that it duplicates the functionality of the Podcast section of iTunes. The author is greatly annoyed, as are some other developers and observers. Apple might even be on shaky legal grounds.” It was just a few days earlier that I had expressed my concerns about the potential downsides of Apple becomi

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It appears that Apple Inc will not allow any tethering applications at the Apple iTunes App Store, and therefore NetShare will no longer be available via the iTunes App Store. There are several similar reports floating round the net from various developers whose applications for the Apple iPhone have been abruptly removed and subsequently banned from the Apple iTunes App Store. These banned applications according to the developers have been removed and banned without any violations of Apple’s

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Will low bandwidth and carrier malaise kill the iPhone? iPhone Comments Off It’s a fair question to ask, as mobile bandwidth continues to be expensive, inconsistent and even downright skimpy at times. Will the momentum of the iPhone be stopped by the technology still in an evolving state? Developers are doing their part for the iPhone, turning out cool app after cool app. The wave of creative energy […] From: iPhone News, Reviews, Accessories and more

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iPhone developers protest at Apple’s app building Tuesday 16 Sep 2008 - 12:06 App banning: it’s all the rage these days. Last week came news that Apple had refused entry to an application called Podcaster, because it “duplicates the functionality of the Podcast section of iTunes.” Which is either extremely suspect or just someone at Apple not understanding the difference between what the app does and what the podcast section of iTunes does.

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