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I agree 100%. I’m also going to switch to the Palm Pre sometime this fall. It’s not 1 Google App for me, it’s the whole SDK + App store.
1) I had to send them court documents from 4 years ago to get my dev license (?!?) 2) Many apps have been denied, after countless hours of design and development
I’ve finally decided we are giving up too much control to Apple and AT&T.
Imagine if the original Mac OS or Windows 3.1 would only run “approved apps” and required development licenses.
All “app stores” should have a “Unsupported” category which are accept 100% without review. Users are warned as much and no dev license is required to create the apps. This get’s us back to the basic freedoms provided by a 20th century software market.
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Ajaxian » Someone at Apple, please review stance on PhoneGap
The PhoneGap API implemented in your application is an external framework.
This is just wrong.
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"We have decided to drop the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) for released iPhone software... Thanks to everyone who provided us constructive feedback on this matter." About freaking time.
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The Pragmatic Bookshelf | Ubuntu Kung Fu shipping/podcast; iPhone news
"It now appears that Apple does not intend to lift the NDA any time soon. Regrettably, this means we are pulling our iPhone book out of production. But all is not lost: we are actively looking at alternative ways of getting this content to you. It probably won’t happen anytime soon, but know that we are doing what we can." -- that's wack.
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