SPVision

I think that Apple makes the right decision to decline or reject the Google Voice application and the other related voice applications. In the real time communication, the voice applications that iPhone has been using are not reliable for end-users. Most of the times the messages from the senders have been delayed to the next business day. This means if my boss sends me a very important things do, it looks like I have been ignored his assignments. It's bad that I could have been fired from my job if it has been happened often. For the second reason, most people who work for Apple, are using iPhones for their daily business communications and these are including the most confidential subjects of new designs. If Google practices the anti-trust by monitoring in these area, Apple could be a big loser. For the regular end-users, it would be OK ? but it is still a violation to go into someone's privacy without approval.

SPVision

I think that Apple makes the right decision to decline or reject the Google Voice application and the other related voice applications. In the real time communication, the voice applications that iPhone has been using are not reliable for end-users. Most of the times the messages from the senders have been delayed to the business day. This means if my boss sends me a very important things do, it looks like I have been ignored his assignments. It's bad that I could have fired from my job if it has been happened often. For the second reason, most people who work for Apple, are using iPhones for the daily business communications and these are including the most confidential subjects of new designs. If Google practices the anti-trust by monitoring in these area, Apple could be a big loser. For the regular end-users, it would be OK but it is still a violation to go into someone's privacy without approval.