CyberLink blasts Apple over developer account suspension
CyberLink faces mounting pressure from rising memory prices and removal of some of its products from Apple's platform, with the multimedia software provider warning that restoring its developer account could take up to a year. CyberLink chairman Jau Huang criticized Apple for what he called heavy-handed handling of small software developers.
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