NASA appeal reveals iPhone app fine print
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Apple's iPhone is worse for innovation and competition than the PC ever was, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has published the iPhone developer contract in full. The deal, which all uses of the iPhone SDK must sign, has been roundly criticised for being “one-sided”, giving Apple absolute control over an app's chance of success. The contract says developers may only sell their apps via Apple's App Store, and that Apple can pull the...
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