Apple Slightly Changes Terms in Section 3.3.2 Dealing With Cross-Compiling and Use of Interpretors
The iOS 4 GM seed (gold master) released during WWDC 2010 once again made changes to Section 3.3.2 of Apple’s licensing agreement — specifically the part that deals deals with the use of cross-compilers. The changes this time around may not make things all better, but it could make things slightly better for some developers. [...]
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RunRev responds to Apple’s new cross-compiler policy
Apple’s new policy on cross-compilers has the development community in a frenzy, and for good reason. RunRev is reaching out to Apple and developers and voicing their opinion on the matter.
For those not familiar with RunRev, revMobile is a cross-platform solution that will allow developers to port their applications to several different mobile platforms with [...]
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Apple killing iPhone cross-compilers in 2010 like they killed Mac clones in 1997?
Apple has recently made headlines for banning cross-compilers in iPhone OS 4 SDK, and Steve Jobs fleshed out the specifics in his Thoughts on Flash open letter. This is nothing new. Back in September 1997, Apple and Steve Jobs made headlines for killing something else — the Mac clones. And as is often the [...]
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ARM, Opera, former US Secretary of Labor weigh in on Apple, Adobe, and Flash
Companies and individuals as diverse as mobile chip-licenser ARM, browser-maker Opera, and former US Secretary of Labor Robert Reich are offering opinions on Adobe, Flash, Apple’s restriction on cross-compilers, and rumors of an Adobe-prompted DOJ/FTC inquiry into Apple — and they won’t be making Adobe very happy.
ARM flat out says Adobe’s Flash has held back [...]
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Adobe complaint behind possible DOJ/FTC inquiry into Apple?
Apple’s lock-out of Adobe CS5 iPhone packager as part of the iPhone OS 4 SDK, thus preventing Adobe from locking developers into CS5, has has allegedly so angered the Flash-maker that they’re rumored to have complained to the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission, triggering those talks about an inquiry.
Adobe says Apple [...]
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