sincity Posted August 1, 2014 Share Posted August 1, 2014 The app market can be a vicious place, filled with ruthless and unscrupulous developers willing to do anything to make a quick buck - even if it means ripping other developers off wholesale. Thus it's no surprise that popular messaging app Yo has allegedly been copied by several apps, many of which have even better names: Yolo, Oi, YoFrom, and even Yo, Hodor!. "As the pioneer of a concept, Yo has spawned many clones, though most of the clones offer something slightly different, some of them are a complete replication of the Yo app," Yo creator Or Arbel, who's complained officially about this glut of imitators, told TechCrunch. "Even the App Store description was copied word by word," he continued. "We value creativity and we are in a free market. Improving upon our concept is welcomed, copying us bit-by-bit isn't." Apple is sending notices to Yo's accused copycats, and some have already been taken down - including, regrettably, the Game of Thrones-themed parody Yo, Hodor!. More blips Yo! Check out more of TechRadar's blips! One of Google's mystery barges is headed for the scrap heap Tron Light Cycle is not roadworthy, says China Real steel: Japan wants to host first robot Olympics in 2020 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Leader RedBaird Posted August 2, 2014 Leader Share Posted August 2, 2014 Yo! Check out more of TechRadar's blips! One of Google's mystery barges is headed for the scrap heap The San Francisco barge was moved to Stockton, California on March 6, 2014, which is about a 1.5 hour drive-time away. Google Barge Arrival photo gallery It is still a mystery to us local yokels. Google barge still mysterious one month later Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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