EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Apple's chief executive has gone to the extraordinary step of recommending competing products, after a maps application shipped with iOS6 proved unpopular with many users.

Today we also refer you to a superb study by SC Magazine's Darren Pauli which found that most paid apps on the Apple App Store are cracked within 24 hours of release.

-- Brett Winterford

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Juha Saarinen | October 01, 2012

Recommends competitors.

By Darren Pauli | September 28, 2012

Apple fails to protect the revenues of its developer community.

By Staff Writer | October 01, 2012

Plays to history at Carnarvon.

By John Hilvert | October 01, 2012

Attempts to match the Australian Government's approach.

By Liz Tay | September 28, 2012

Extends Sabre, Amadeus and Galileo agreements.

By Ry Crozier | September 28, 2012

Irked by learning of changes through discussion paper.

By James Hutchinson | September 28, 2012

Threatens 'unfettered power' to drive down prices.

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