21.08.2009 23:05 Uhr, Quelle: Engadget

AT&T responds to the FCC, says it "had no role" in removing Google Voice from the iPhone App Store

Whoa -- we were just sent AT&T response to the FCC's investigation into the rejection of Google Voice apps from the iPhone app store, and Ma Bell isn't pulling any punches: according to the letter, AT&T "had no role in any decision by Apple to not accept the Google Voice application." That puts the ball pretty firmly in Apple's court, but it doesn't close the door on AT&T's involvement in App store approval shenanigans entirely, since the letter also says "AT&T has had discussions with Apple regarding only a handful of applications that have been submitted to Apple for review where, as described below, there were concerns that the application might create significant network congestion." We're guessing that explains what happened to SlingPlayer Mobile -- we'll see what the FCC says about that. We're uploading the PDF for your perusal now

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