Apple Tells Developers to Remove 'Free Memory' Feature from iPhone Apps But..
Apple Tells Developers to Remove 'Free Memory' Feature from iPhone Apps But..
Bjango, developers of iPhone App iStat, an iPhone and iPod Touch monitoring tool claim that Apple told them to remove the “Free Memory” feature from their iPhone App. According to Bjango, other iPhone apps with Free Memory have been removed or updated without their Free Memory feature. Users who had...
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Just another reason y the cydia store is needed! Apple can we say 1984!!!!
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Just another reason y the cydia store is needed! Apple can we say 1984!!!!
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thankfully i installed mine not thru itunes, so i do not have to update :) . it sucks though because the new version with the battery monitor is sweet.
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one more reason to jailbreak... SBSettings
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Dean and Mohammed- both of you take your racist crap someplace else, please.
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Removed the comments by Dean and Mohammed as they weren't adding any value to this thread.
Thanks DL and good to see your comment after a long time.
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Still love and read the site daily, just not much time for posting comments these days!
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Only published and allowed API calls were used in iStat (and all our apps). We definitely play things by the rules.
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People complain a lot about Microsoft's instability and praise Apple time and time again, but I gotta say my experience has had disappointing aspects. Seems like Apple still wants to have control on as much as possible, under the premise, "we know what's best for our users."
the fact they forced removal of a useful feature is frustrating, the fact they don't give a reason for it is downright angering.
I would rather not have to do something as illegal-sounding as "jailbreaking" but in order to regain control over what I consider to be my property, what choice do I have??
