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Apple Opens Up iPhone To Third-Party Browsers

Posted by timothy on from the boiling-your-own-frog dept.

sedition writes "MacRumors is featuring a story on Apple's discreet decision to open the iPhone to 3rd-party browsers, by allowing them to appear on AppStore. While the big players are still at bay, several choices are offered, allowing you, e.g. to browse anonymously or in fullscreen. Prices vary."

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  1. I predict ruin by jonaskoelker · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    [...] Apple's discreet decision to open the iPhone to 3rd-party browsers, by allowing them to appear on AppStore.

    I predict the competition will either ruin Apple, or introduce software that decreases the user's smug factor, to the detriment of all iPhone users.

    I mean, Apple's infinitely wise decision to keep competition out in the first place was for the best of their customers, right? Right?

    </snark>