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IOS Developers: You’re Next In Apple’s Sights
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"Hey, Apple kicked out the free digital editions of print publications in Europe."
The linked article is about paid subscriptions. There is no mention of free (except free for subscribers).
The linked article is about paid subscriptions. There is no mention of free (except free for subscribers).
The author seems to be a fan of conspiracy theories.
I don't think Apple will take such a drastic measure, after all with rise of the Android, Apple will want his coders happy and not under draconic measures. They will do what is best for their business.
I don't think Apple will take such a drastic measure, after all with rise of the Android, Apple will want his coders happy and not under draconic measures. They will do what is best for their business.
That's unlikely. The free apps are a good reason why all those devices are sold in the first place. Apple cares more about selling devices than it does about selling software.
Apple's always had the shitty no-kindle type rule, just only enforced it on little guys.
As a developer, I guess this is an evening of the landscape, as a consumer who's main use of iOS devices is reading kindle books, I hate it.
As a developer, I guess this is an evening of the landscape, as a consumer who's main use of iOS devices is reading kindle books, I hate it.
This post is a prime example of the slippery slope fallacy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slippery_slope
The title is a bit confusing because the first letter should be lower case. At first I was wondering what Apple had against Cisco employees.
It's times like these that I wrap myself in Google's neglect for the Android marketplace like a warm blanket.
Considering many apps upsell to premium apps, I have a hard time believing that this would ever happen.