To clarify and connector up things as well, Apple, AT&T, and Google has revealed the content of the letters that they all forwarded to the FCC. The letters were prefabricated relative to the FCCs questions regarding Apple’s rejection of Google’s Google Voice covering for Apple’s App Store. To summarize, the letters explained that AT&T is not anyway participating in the rejection issue, and that Apple did not react the Google Voice application. Part of Apple’s submitted honor to FCC says, “The covering has not been authorised because, as submitted for review, it appears to alter the iPhone’s characteristic individual undergo by exchange the iPhone’s core mobile telephone functionality and Apple individual programme with its own individual programme for telephone calls, text messaging and voicemail. Apple spent a aggregation of time and try developing this crisp and original artefact to seamlessly deliver core functionality of the iPhone.”Tuesday 25 August 2009
0 FCC mediates over the Google Voice rejection issue
To clarify and connector up things as well, Apple, AT&T, and Google has revealed the content of the letters that they all forwarded to the FCC. The letters were prefabricated relative to the FCCs questions regarding Apple’s rejection of Google’s Google Voice covering for Apple’s App Store. To summarize, the letters explained that AT&T is not anyway participating in the rejection issue, and that Apple did not react the Google Voice application. Part of Apple’s submitted honor to FCC says, “The covering has not been authorised because, as submitted for review, it appears to alter the iPhone’s characteristic individual undergo by exchange the iPhone’s core mobile telephone functionality and Apple individual programme with its own individual programme for telephone calls, text messaging and voicemail. Apple spent a aggregation of time and try developing this crisp and original artefact to seamlessly deliver core functionality of the iPhone.”
