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News FeedArchive for September 13th, 2007
Greg Joswiak, one of the heads in marketing for Apple, commented in a recent interview with GearLog that Apple is taking a neutral stance where regards third-party software development for the new iPod Touch. Apple won’t deliberately break third-party software developed for the device, but it won’t guarantee compatibility with all third-party apps that may [...]