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Submission + - Apple to Remove Google Ads on its Apps (inquirer.net) 1

nicodoggie writes: Google reportedly lashed out against a move by Apple to bar Google's ads—the company's primary source of income—from being added into iPhone apps. Apple has also recently announced its own advertising platform called iAd. IANAL, but doesn't this smell like an anti-trust case?

Comment Encoders? (Score 1) 337

I really don't follow developments in the video scene that often, so I thought I'd ask. Is there really something about the specifications of the H.264 format that makes it better (or worse) than VP8?

Could it be that the difference in quality between the two codecs be due to the maturity of the encoders for H.264? Because if I read it right, it's been there for much longer than VP8 has...

Comment Re:apple needs to be sued over there app store loc (Score 1) 980

Sure it's their app store, they should have control on what they put in there. But once I buy an iPhone or iPad, it's MINE. They shouldn't be able to deprive me of things I want to do on MY phone/device/appliance.

Why, for heaven's sake, should anyone dictate what I can or can't put in it? Destroying the user experience is a poor excuse at best. I should be able to keep my changes without fear that on the next forced update, my changes wouldn't just disappear all of a sudden.

Sure, void my warranty, whatever, but to actually impose restrictions as to what I put on my phone? Shit.

How they run their business is their business, but once the product is in my hands, Apple should just STFU about how I use it. If someone has to sue to get Apple off peoples' backs, then so be it.

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