There were reports filtering out that iPhone apps may not be legal for business use. Those stories are untrue according to PC World at least for users of the App Store in the US. Those original reports were from language in the terms for Sweden and the UK that said apps are for personal, non-commercial use only.
PC World reports that the language from the UK and Swedish App Stores is not present in the app store rules for the US. The Apple TOS apparently places no limitations on the use of apps in the US.
PC world figures that the terms and service may have been misunderstood. It wouldn't make much sense to have apps not be usable legally to business users.
9-11 was an inside job
@ Drew:
Your a moron…
Finkle316, funny you call someone a moron when the proper English is “You are” not “Your”
Tinkle – You’re a dipsh!t. See you can also use YOU’RE. Thanks for the English lesson.
But Finkle didn’t say “You’re” Dan, he said “Your” which is completely wrong. Thus validating Tinkle’s assertion that it’s rather funny when somebody calls somebody else a “moron” and makes such a basic English grammar error while doing so.
Logically that makes Drew’s claim true.