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August 6, 2012 11:12 pm GMT
Slowly but surely, it seems as though Apple's mobile OS is being stripped of search giant Google's influence. Apple's redesigned Maps application -- due to make its debut in iOS 6 -- no longer makes use of Google's map data, and that trend continues with another recently spotted change.The latest beta version of iOS 6 (that's beta number 4, if you're keeping count) no longer includes the YouTube app, which has been a mainstay of iOS homescreens since the original iPhone. Don't fret too much though, because Apple reports that Google is working on its own iOS-friendly YouTube app for inclusion in the iOS App Store.
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YouTube App Removed From iOS 6 Because Apples Licensing Agreement Is Over
Slowly but surely, it seems as though Apple's mobile OS is being stripped of search giant Google's influence. Apple's redesigned Maps application -- due to make its debut in iOS 6 -- no longer makes use of Google's map data, and that trend continues with another recently spotted change.The latest beta version of iOS 6 (that's beta number 4, if you're keeping count) no longer includes the YouTube app, which has been a mainstay of iOS homescreens since the original iPhone. Don't fret too much though, because Apple reports that Google is working on its own iOS-friendly YouTube app for inclusion in the iOS App Store.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/v4l_hfY7AkI/
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