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iphone Programming Glossary: carriersHTTP byte range protocol client behaviour on iPad/iPhone http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12637728/http-byte-range-protocol-client-behaviour-on-ipad-iphone not waste large amounts of bandwidth downloading video that never gets watched perhaps something they've agreed with carriers which I suspect is the reasoning behind the live streaming restriction Video streaming content over a cellular network longer..
Do commercial (paid) iPhone apps have to pay a license to Google for Maps? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1444678/do-commercial-paid-iphone-apps-have-to-pay-a-license-to-google-for-maps would be no but just asking in case someone knows better. Also I would guess Google gets license fees from mobile carriers since some carriers charge extra for maps and navigation . iphone google maps licensing share improve this question .. just asking in case someone knows better. Also I would guess Google gets license fees from mobile carriers since some carriers charge extra for maps and navigation . iphone google maps licensing share improve this question Looking at Google's..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/932522/iphone-vs-android gaming market is potentially in the iPhone arena with people who want a 'it just works' experience. Don't forget the carriers too. In Europe they've been brought to heel by the EU and much as they may grumble they know that Google Voice and Skype.. they know that Google Voice and Skype are going to have to be allowed or at least tolerated. In the US and Canada the carriers have gotten away with blue murder for so long now that it's not impossible to imagine Android doing much better outside.. outside the US in the same way that GSM dominates CDMA everywhere else in the world. This is because US Canadian carriers have much more control over the handsets available to consumers on their networks than in Europe where unlocked 'simfree'..
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