Yes, "boo hoo", and all that, but what about the third-party in this failure: the user. Ultimately, we lose. iFlow was a unique application that was innovating in the reader space. It's a shame that they were pushed off of the platform that I prefer.

I'm not going to get all sanctimonious about it, but it's slowly beginning to weigh on my decision making process. I love my iOS devices, I really do, but when I look at Apple's approach, it appears that their bottom line comes first. Period. It's already hurting innovation in limited ways, as we can see here. What happens as they continue this approach and it affects more types of software?

In my view, Android looks more attractive all the time, and I'm not exaclty happy to say that.