Imagination gave the impression that Apple just cut them off, but that’s not the case, according to Apple. I was waiting for this since the dispute began.
“We began working with Imagination in 2007 and stopped accepting new IP from them in 2015,” Apple said. “After lengthy discussions we advised them on February 9 that we expected to wind down our licensing agreement since we need unique and differentiating IP for our products. We valued our past relationship and wanted to give them as much notice as possible to adapt their future plans.”
Reminds me of the Dash dispute a little while back in the Mac App Store, how the developer was adamant that he was innocent and that Apple was wrong, only for evidence to come out and vindicate Apple.
Come to think of it, this seems to happen fairly frequently with Apple.
Busted!
Right. Apple always gets the benefit of the doubt, because they have enormous cultural capital invested in the values they project.
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Apple never gets the benefit of the doubt.
It gets mine every time.