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dailytech.com - 10/1/2008

Apple Drops NDA for iPhone, iPod touch Software Developers

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Apple has a change of heart with its NDA for released software

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The Tech Report: News:  Apple drops non-disclosure agreement for iPhone devs

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inquisitr.com - 10/9/2008

EXCLUSIVE: Apple to launch $800 laptop

— inquisitr.com — Tech : Duncan Riley Posted: October 8, 2008 Some Apple retailers in the United States have been given price lists for a new Apple laptop line, and there’s a big surprise: an $800 laptop. The information comes from a source we would categorize as ... (more) EXCLUSIVE: Apple to launch $800 laptop

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ocmodshop.com - 10/3/2008

Why PSP is better than iPhone

— ocmodshop.com — > Apple vs. Sony? The Sony PSP and Apple's iPhone are great little devices, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Apple is starting to tout the gaming capabilities of its portable device, and although there is no direct competition between ... (more) Why PSP is better than iPhone

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news.bbc.co.uk - 10/1/2008

BBC NEWS | Technology | iTunes store shutdown feared

— news.bbc.co.uk — A veiled threat by Apple to close its iTunes store has emerged 18 months after it was issued and just a day before royalty rates are to be set. The Copyright Royalty Board meets on Thursday to rule on a requested 66% increase for sales of digital ... (more) BBC NEWS | Technology | iTunes store shutdown feared

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Apple drops non-disclosure agreement for iPhone devs
The Tech Report: News — ... , Apple has decided to rethink its policy toward third-party iPhone developers. As DailyTech reports, Steve Jobs & Co. have lifted a "draconian" non-disclosure agreement that "didn't allow software developers to talk with one another about the software applications that they were developing or the inner workings of the iPhone software ecosystem." Apple's ...