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Amazon caves to Apple, drops Kindle's in-app button Pending

Computerworld | Jul. 25, 2011

The Guardian (blog)Amazon caves to Apple, drops Kindle's in-app buttonComputerworldComputerworld - Amazon today bowed to Apple's newest App Store rules, and removed a link in its iPhone and iPad Kindle apps that took customers directly to its online store. The move was required to comply with new rules designed to ...Google Books says goodbye to Apple App StoreReutersBiz Break: Investors turn on Netflix; plus Apple, Facebook and another Silicon ...San Jose ... Full Story »

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