The saucy fruit company rejected the app from the iTunes store due to its "limited utility" in the iPhone and iPod Touch communities. Seems like a bit of selective censorship here.
There are other apps that don't seem to have much value either, like Koi Pond. I've also written previously about the I Am Rich application that got pulled by Apple after a handful of users paid $999 for it.
Whatever happened to the market economy? I'm surprised the Republican party isn't all over this. How is a small businessman supposed to get a break if he can't use a fart generator as a toe-hold to more respectable products?
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