The new system of synchronization between iPhone wi-fi, iPad and iTunes by Apple could be just a rip-off. E 'contention Greg Hughes, a young British programmer, who developed and sells for more than a year, a software that has the same name and the same functions as the one just presented by Steve Jobs.
Hughes told the British site The Register that it brought its "Wi-Fi Sync" to Apple for sale on the iTunes Store in April last year. The Cupertino company had expressed interest in the project, but after a month of hesitation, he finally rejected the software citing unspecified security concerns.
Hughes told the British site The Register that it brought its "Wi-Fi Sync" to Apple for sale on the iTunes Store in April last year. The Cupertino company had expressed interest in the project, but after a month of hesitation, he finally rejected the software citing unspecified security concerns.