Apple axes sexy iPhone apps from the App Store, the Associated Press is ready for the iPad, and Apple trademarked Magic Trackpad, which was clearly a move to protect a name no one else wanted.
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You’re very close Bryan. Very close. This whole swimsuit thing only comes about because Apple approves all apps for the platform. The pretexts for doing that were tenuous when they launched, and even more tenuous now. If others can ship apps without Apple as middleman, there is no big issue about what it carries or doesn’t carry in its store. They deserve all the grief they are getting for that decision. They’ll surely get a lot more.
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