The developer behind some popular iPhone software on Friday plans to open a service called Cydia Store that could potentially sell hundreds of iPhone applications that are not available through Apple's official store. Users must download special software that alters their iPhones before they can run these programs.Breaking Apple's Grip on the iPhone - WSJ.com
Friday, March 6, 2009
Breaking Apple's Grip on the iPhone - WSJ.com
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