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Could be a rough couple weeks for Curebit. Clearly the Internets is going to go through all their work with a fine tooth comb. I doubt any company could be 100% sure they haven't used non-licensed materials.
That said, Curebit seems to have a bit of a problem on their hands. Smoke, meet fire...
Don't troll that you're sending your iPhone back in the title and then hem and haw in the comments that you might keep it around. What's the Austrailian translation for drama queen?
There is no confusion in the policy that the WSJ charges twice for access. We all know this and that is why we download it for free and then give it a one star rating. Compare the iPad WSJ reviews with the iPhone one.
See that isn't quite right, while the app is free to subscribers to the physical newspaper, those of us who use the online web access don't get access to the iPhone, only the iPad. That's why I'm unhappy. Dudes mockups still leave us online users pissed.