As for the YouTube app, debuted by default in the first iPhone version in 2007 and appearing ever since, Apple justifies its liquidation with the license end. The users will be able to reach the popular videohosting on the browser Safari, or download a special app from the App Store.
Many users felt uncomfortable with YouTube app far before its closing down and have switched to m.youtube.com on Safari. Besides, Google is actively developing its own YouTube app for the App Store. However, the search giant may still lose part of its searching audience on Apple devices.
Partnership between two corporations decayed gradually. Apple has already expelled Google Maps from iOS 6. It was replaced by Apple Maps. In response, Google has announced about adding 3D images of the cities and other innovations to its mapping product. Users can download the Google Maps app for iPhone, but nobody knows yet will they be able to change the settings, making it mapping product by default.
Due to competition patent wars between two technology giants the users might get better products and services, regardless of which company they have been developed and offered by.
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