Re: Crimson Research (freeware) Voyager emulators removed from iTunes App Store. Message #6 Posted by DaveJ on 22 Dec 2008, 11:26 p.m., in response to message #5 by Bruce Bergman
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Honestly, I doubt HP even cares about the ROMs. I would be shocked (truly, shocked) if HP asked them to take it down. I suspect that Apple lawyers were just making sure they didn't have any problems, and took it as a chance to get back at their biggest competitor in the laptop space. Those ROMs, and those simulated calcs, pose no threat to HP at all. If they did, HP would be pushing their calcs far more than they are today. TI might complain (might!), but not HP.
I'm sure Eric did not remove them off his own bat. HP have spoken to him or by way of contract. It's likely the same thing here.
HP are starting to use these ROM's again, it's natural for them to want to care about retaining the rights to them again.
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I'm not a conspiracy theorist by any means, but some of the things Apple does are truly despicable.
Sure, but I doubt anyone at Apple could give two hoots about some insignificant (in the scheme of things) calculator app on their Apple store unless someone has whispered in their ear...
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BTW, I want a calc watch for Christmas, Santa. ;-)
Sorry, Santa's workshop is still making the blank PCB's, and the elves have been slack and not ordered the other parts yet.
Dave.
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