Why The FCC Wants To Smash Open The iPhone
Apparently, the FCC is asking Apple, AT&T and Google some questions as part of an investigation into the recent rejection by Apple of the Google Voice app. The FCC wants to know if AT&T had a hand in that rejection, and why Apple rejected it. See the full story at the Washington Post below:
Why The FCC Wants To Smash Open The iPhone.
Google Voice app GV Mobile ported to jailbroken iPhones, web app version in the works
The google voice app was rejected by Apple’s app store. It quickly went underground as a result driving more people like me to jailbreak their iPhones. <rant> I don’t understand this childish paranoia on the part of Apple and AT&T. I am pretty much disillusioned with the whole Appstore approval process. The Skype app for example was castrated to work only on Wifi. After I gave so much of my hard earned money to ATT and Apple, I need them both to take a humility pill and stop playing these games with app developers. </rant>
Google Voice app GV Mobile ported to jailbroken iPhones, web app version in the works.
iPhone SDK 2.2.1 is out
I just got an email about the iPhone SDK 2.2.1. From what is says, it is : ” required for development with devices updated to iPhone OS 2.2.1″. That is weird, what in the new update (which just came out recently) required a new SDK update?
I am downloading it now, I am curious!