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Apple accuses RealNetworks of hacking
Thursday, 29 July 2004, 18:15 GMT

Software that lets iPod owners listen to songs in RealNetworks' music format will not work with future iPods, Apple has said, in a stinging attack on the media firm.

Apple Computer on Thursday issued a scathing response to RealNetworks' move to unlock Apple's proprietary technology and make it possible for people to listen to music in RealNetworks' digital file format on iPod devices.

In a terse statement, a "stunned" Apple accused RealNetworks of adopting "the tactics and ethics of a hacker" with the release of its Harmony software, which allows songs sold via its online store to be played on a variety of portable devices, including Apple's iPod and Microsoft-compatible rivals.

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