Apple axes iPhone apps that simply reproduce Web content

APPLE AXES IPHONE APPS THAT SIMPLY REPRODUCE WEB CONTENT

March 8th, 2010 | Tags: Apple, iphone, software

Following reports that Apple began rejecting App Store code with “minimum individual functionality,” the iPhone concern has today ordered its sights on applications that state a “cookie cutter” formula.

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