T-Mobile has already published some restrictions on their dev portal, no
pornographic applications.

Another one that affects slideme: "Storefront: An application using a link
to provide an opportunity to buy or to purchase content being published on T
-Mobile's delivery platform (currently mPower) must point to a
T-Mobileapproved storefront.":http://developer.
t-mobile.com/site/global/device_search/p_device_testing.jsp.
<http://developer.t-mobile.com/site/global/device_search/p_device_testing.jsp>

So we couldn't provisioning the SAM client in the T-Mobile portal. It also
means if you want to sell ring-tones, mp3's etc, you are out of luck, you
can't get it into the T-Mobile portal. Pretty much the whole e-commerce for
mobile content angle is locked out. And yes, I know that T-Mobile has a
bunch of business reasons for doing so. I don't care to hear them.

Shane

On Wed, Sep 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM, george_c <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Any such restrictions expected from Google? Can anyone from Google comment
> what developers should expect in terms of what will not be allowed or
> restricted?
>
> George
>
> ---
>
> If you are thinking of writing applications for the iPhone, you might want
> to read this story first. The *New York Times* has a report on an Alex
> Sokirynsky, who spent two months working nights and weekends to write an
> application that was eventually rejected for its web store. The reason: The
> "Podcaster" application that he wrote, which allows users to listen to and
> watch Podcasts on their iPhones, "duplicates the functionality of the
> Podcast section of iTunes." This is strange on two fronts: first, this
> software has other features, one of which other than allows users to stream
> podcasts so they can also download them first for listening
> later. Second, there already are all sorts of applications that duplicate
> various aspects of its own software.
>
> For more about this article:
> - check out the *New York Times* 
> blog<http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/09/16/apples-capricious-app-policy/>
>
> >
>

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