- MacRumors, Friday, September 18, 2009 1:37 PM
So, it looks like Google has released an unredacted copy of its response to an investigation by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission into Apple's apparent rejection of the company's Google Voice
iPhone application. Notably, Google's filing seemingly claims that Apple SVP Phil Schiller personally informed Google that the Google Voice iPhone application had been rejected because it "duplicated
the core dialer functionality of the iPhone."
The claim directly contradicts Apple's response to the FCC, which asserted that the Google Voice application had not been rejected and was
still being studied. How will the FCC proceed? Have the two hug it out and make friends, we hope.
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