Google, Apple rivalry heats up over YouTube  An Apple laptop
sits in a podium with the Google logo during a Google special
event on September 8, 2010 in San Francisco, Calif.  Jeremy
Hobson: Now to another fire that's raging in the bay area -- a
symbolic one between Apple and Google. Apple has announced that
Google's YouTube Application won't be included in the next
version of software for the iPhone and iPad. YouTube has been a
core app since the iPhone debuted in 2007.  For more on this,
let's bring in Marketplace Tech Report host John Moe. He's with
us live. Good morning.  John Moe: Good morning.  Hobson: So
John, why is Apple doing this?  Moe: The official reason is that
the license that lets the YouTube app be on the Apple operating
system has expired. The real reason: Apple hates Google. Google
means the Android operating system for phones, which is Apple's
biggest rival. And Apple has traditionally taken the point of
view that Android phones are rip-offs of iPhones. So there's a
lot of acrimony there.