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Apple to face antitrust exploration over iPhone coding restrictions?

Posted in May 3rd, 2010
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Apple to face antitrust exploration over iPhone coding restrictions?

Apple’s preference to retard third-party toolkits as well as middleware — quite Flash — from being used to rise iPhone and iPad apps has positively stirred the fair volume of discuss around a web, and right away it sounds similar to Steve and a gang competence face some even harsher inspection: a single-sourced piece in the New York Post reports which a Federal Trade Commission as well as the Department of Justice have been now tussling over that group should be tasked with a intensity antitrust exploration into the matter. That would positively have a little noise in the attention, though it doesn’t meant most for those of us here in reality utterly yet: presumption the report is true, an inquiry would still just be the really initial step — yes or no group is in conclusion put in charge would afterwards have to launch the formal investigation and then eventually record as well as win the lawsuit for any changes to occur. That’s a timeframe totalled in months, if not years.

All that pronounced, you can see because the feds have been meddlesome: Apple’s solemnly moving into an ever-more widespread position in a mobile market, as well as forcing developers to make the hard preference about which platforms to aim positively puts the fist upon competitors. We’ll be following this a single closely — stay tuned.

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