Re: iPhone Emulator

[mdj <mdj.mdj@gmail.com>]

On Apr 15, 10:16 am, "bill.mart...@gmail.com" <bill.mart...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I guess it comes down to SLA and whether or not you need that service
> from Apple. It seems there are almost as many apps though now for Jail
> Broken iPhones as there are for normal ones.  Hopefully Apple will
> wake up on this one and start allowing real innovation on the platform
> as it has great potential.

Unfortunately I think that's unlikely, at least as long as the telco's
are influencing things. You know that they'll hang onto the cell call
honeypot until the last possible moment, and as long as Apple can
blame someone else for the overly-restrictive app store policy,
they'll use it to their advantage too.

In the end it might turn out to be a good call: The majority of users
are going to be happy with the app stores offerings, and those that
are not are going to jail break it anway. Apple haven't exactly been
predatory towards the (very well organised) jail broken community,
have they?

Matt