Google plans to bypass Apple's App Store on the Web "With its native Google Voice application rejected from the iPhone App Store, the software maker is planning a full-featured Web application in its place.

Revealed by David Pogue in The New York Times, Google's alleged Voice Web application is said to be the "next chapter" in the ongoing dispute between it and Apple.

"Already, Google says it is readying a replacement for the Google Voice app that will offer exactly the same features as the rejected app -- except that it will take the form of a specialized, iPhone-shaped Web page," Pogue writes. "For all intents and purposes, it will behave exactly the same as the app would have; you can even install it as an icon on your Home screen."

He goes on to question: "What is Apple going to do now? Start blocking access to individual Web sites?" Via AppleInsider .

Apple is taking a lot of heat for the rejecting Google's Voice Application , so much so that long time Apple fanboy David Pogue, Tech Columnist from The New York Times is beginning to bash them.

Labels: app store, apple, google, iphone

  ¶ posted by Jimmie Geddes, Editor @ 8/07/2009 05:58:00 PM