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·Cox HSI
2 edits | Now this..... This is the one occasion that really pisses me off.
If they don't open it up on the app store, I'm dropping the iPhone as soon as my contract is up.
I don't see how AT&T is involved, though. There is more than one carrier with the iPhone. This just comes across as quite biased towards AT&T given the fact that Apple is the sole controller of the App Store. If Verizon had the iPhone, Apple would have denied the App as well. -- "If it can't be done with brains, it can't be done with hours" - Clarence "Kelly" Johnson |
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 GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA kudos:8 Reviews:
·AT&T U-Verse
| said by Time:This is the one occasion that really pisses me off. If they don't open it up on the app store, I'm dropping the iPhone as soon as my contract is up. I don't see how AT&T is involved, though. There is more than one carrier with the iPhone. This just comes across as quite biased towards AT&T given the fact that Apple is the sole controller of the App Store. If Verizon had the iPhone, Apple would have denied the App as well. You should just get an Android device where all apps are welcome, even if they have nudity or are by Google.
This step by Apple just affirms Google's stance that all apps will be web-based instead of something like what Apple does. -- My BLOG! Black Friday Ads |
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·Cox HSI
| said by Gbcue:said by Time:This is the one occasion that really pisses me off. If they don't open it up on the app store, I'm dropping the iPhone as soon as my contract is up. I don't see how AT&T is involved, though. There is more than one carrier with the iPhone. This just comes across as quite biased towards AT&T given the fact that Apple is the sole controller of the App Store. If Verizon had the iPhone, Apple would have denied the App as well. You should just get an Android device where all apps are welcome, even if they have nudity or are by Google. This step by Apple just affirms Google's stance that all apps will be web-based instead of something like what Apple does. I plan to, but I don't like T-Mobile. -- "If it can't be done with brains, it can't be done with hours" - Clarence "Kelly" Johnson |
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 GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA kudos:8 | Well, you don't like Apple/AT&T, T-Mobile.
Verizon cripples.
Sprint is left for you. |
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·Cox HSI
| said by Gbcue:Well, you don't like Apple/AT&T, T-Mobile. Verizon cripples. Sprint is left for you. Yeah, it depends what kind of device is available and if Sprint's customer service has improved. -- "If it can't be done with brains, it can't be done with hours" - Clarence "Kelly" Johnson |
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 ptrowskiGot Helix?Premium join:2005-03-14 Putnam, CT kudos:4 Reviews:
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| reply to Gbcue said by Gbcue:said by Time:This is the one occasion that really pisses me off. If they don't open it up on the app store, I'm dropping the iPhone as soon as my contract is up. I don't see how AT&T is involved, though. There is more than one carrier with the iPhone. This just comes across as quite biased towards AT&T given the fact that Apple is the sole controller of the App Store. If Verizon had the iPhone, Apple would have denied the App as well. You should just get an Android device where all apps are welcome, even if they have nudity or are by Google. This step by Apple just affirms Google's stance that all apps will be web-based instead of something like what Apple does. Didn't they pull a tethering app? -- "So, Lone Starr, now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb."
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 GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA kudos:8 Reviews:
·AT&T U-Verse
| said by ptrowski:said by Gbcue:said by Time:This is the one occasion that really pisses me off. If they don't open it up on the app store, I'm dropping the iPhone as soon as my contract is up. I don't see how AT&T is involved, though. There is more than one carrier with the iPhone. This just comes across as quite biased towards AT&T given the fact that Apple is the sole controller of the App Store. If Verizon had the iPhone, Apple would have denied the App as well. You should just get an Android device where all apps are welcome, even if they have nudity or are by Google. This step by Apple just affirms Google's stance that all apps will be web-based instead of something like what Apple does. Didn't they pull a tethering app? Who, what? -- My BLOG! Black Friday Ads |
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 GbcueAlmost P.E.Premium join:2001-09-30 Santa Rosa, CA kudos:8 Reviews:
·AT&T U-Verse
| Ok, but it's clearly transparent why it was pulled; it interfered with T-Mobile's ToS.
With this GV app deletion, nobody is explaining anything officially. -- My BLOG! Black Friday Ads |
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