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iPhone apps: half-empty or half-full?

August 4th, 2008  |  by zittrain  |  published in iphone  |  2 Comments

I don’t mean to only talk about the iPhone apps system — Facebook apps, Google mash-ups, and plenty of other emerging platforms share the fascinating if troubling characteristics of iPhone apps — but it’s an example that’s continuing to expand. On the one hand is the NYT’s reporting that the iPhone Apps Store has pressured […]

Policing the boundaries of a “contingently generative” device

August 1st, 2008  |  by zittrain  |  published in Generativity, iphone  |  5 Comments

The iPhone has come some way since the days when Steve Jobs pledged that Apple would “define everything that is on the phone.”  Yet even with a software development kit allowing for outside coding, Apple reserves the right to … define everything that is on the phone.  Application makers submit their apps for Apple’s approval, […]

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