Many stated concern when Palm officially announced the ability to sync with iTunes, without getting approval from Apple. In the months that have followed, Apple and Palm have battled back and forth on the issue, with the latest iTunes stopping the sync ability with the Palm Pre.
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The USB Implementers Forum , the industry group that oversees the Universal Serial Bus standard, has finally responded to Palms claim that Apple is “hampering competition” by locking the Palm Pre out of iTunes and its not looking good for Palm.
Chances are by now you are too familiar with the little war between Apple and Palm. Palm recently file a complaint with the USB Implementers Forum – an industry group established by technology companies that developed the technology that links computers to other electronic devices – about the restrictions impose by Apple to iTunes.
Palm complains to USB Implementers Forum Palm has issued a complaint with the USB Implementers Forum that states Apple is restricting its trade options.
Mobile phone manufacturer Palm has issued a complaint with the USB Implementers Forum that states Apple is restricting its trade options.
Did you hear about that Palm Pre update yesterday? The one that re-enables iTunes syncing ? Yes, probably, but Palm would still very much like to emphasize to you, and now the USB Implementers Forum, that it’s fighting the good fight.
