Apple admits iPhone Apps not suitable for business use

[Stella]

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/08/24/iphone_apps_not_for_business/

[jessica.]

I am not sure if every company is as twuntish as Apple is, but this alone pisses me off (not what is written but the idea behind it)
Our financially-astute contacts reckon Apple can't be arsed with all that, so are just banning business use of iTunes applications to make life easier for themselves.

Which begs the question: who is buying "Ring It Up, Point Of Sale" for their personal use, or is everyone just ignoring Apple's terms and conditions? ®

Because I have a need to ring ***** up on my iPhone as a customer?
:rolleyes:
F off Apple ... really.

[thegoldenmackid]

Most credible site around.

[jessica.]

Credible or not, it has a point and can easily be proven if you read Apple's TOS.

[Stella]

Most credible site around.

Personally, I have no problem with The Register, their news stories are factual - presented in humour / sarcastic style - nothing wrong with that - which makes them different. They also have opinion pieces, but you can choose to agree or disagree - its an opinion - which is just that.

[bruinsrme]

Personally, I have no problem with The Register, their news stories are factual - presented in humour / sarcastic style - nothing wrong with that - which makes them different. They also have opinion pieces, but you can choose to agree or disagree - its an opinion - which is just that.

Agreed ith that evaluation.

To me the The Reg seems to be pretty spot on on many things. little sarcstic at times while humorous at other times