Apple has again moved to prevent anger from China. The Cupertino firm has pulled one bookstore app from the China iTunes store which hosted several titles by authors critical of the government.
Among the ten titles affected by the bookstore app's removal were three by a banned Chinese author and political activist. The books focus on the long-running dispute over China's occupation of Tibet, as well as the author's detention by the country's state security.
The action follows an apology by Apple CEO Tim Cook, after criticism over the iPhone maker's warranty policy for smartphones sold in the country...