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   by eyesee 13y ago

   Sure you can use it, but you are obliged to license the patents for distribution. MPEG-LA license fees are $0 for the first 100k instances, and $0.20 per instance over 100k units (up to 5 million). Fees drop further for more units.
2. 122.▲
   by eyesee 13y ago

   Apple doesn't facilitate realtime use through AVFoundation, but there are workarounds. Apple doesn't specifically restrict realtime use and does approve apps using the workarounds.
3. 123.▲
   by eyesee 13y ago

   Leveraging Apple's native frameworks such as Core Image make it much, much faster to implement something like Pixelmator on OS X than any other platform. It makes it very enticing as a graphics app developer to go Mac-only and cut your
4. 124.▲
   by eyesee 13y ago

   iCloud backups are encrypted so long as you have protection enabled on your phone. Apple has a white paper describing the process: http://images.apple.com/iphone/business/docs/iOS_Security_Oc...
5. 125.▲
   by eyesee 13y ago

   I do wonder if there's something specific about LA to SF that enables the low low cost Elon's suggesting. Like the fact that they share a coastline with the Pacific Ocean. The $6 billion cost seems too good to be true for any tran
6. 126.▲
   by eyesee 13y ago

   Because Pages is not a web page editor, it's a word processor and page layout system. The intended output is essentially a printed document. In fact (checking out the beta) when you share a document you can choose to email in Pages, PD