Control Center is a clone of the function of iOS 7 for Android removed at the request of

A clone of the Control Center app on Android, the control function settings of iOS 7 has been removed from Google Play at the request of Apple.

With the presentation and iOS 7 there have been some features on Android emulations of the most interesting among those provided by Apple(THL W100) in the next version of the operating system: among these was particularly successful Control Center feature of iOS 7 that enables you to access quickly and effectively to the various options for controlling settings and settings on the device. Not that Android lacked alteatives needed for that purpose, but ...

Hi Tools Studio has, however, wanted to "honor" the app to Apple, producing a clone virtually identical for Android devices can be downloaded from Google Play, who is called Control Center, which replicates in the same way the look & feel of the app introduced by Apple(THL W11 Monkey King) with iOS 7: same operation, the same arrangement of keys, the greater capacity configuration given the flexibility of the OS. Apple, however, did not appreciate the tribute and, as reported by BGR, has directly contacted Google because Mountain View rimuovesse the app from Google Play.

So it was: Hi Tools Studio has been contacted officially by Google, which has notified the company the violation of the copyright held by Apple on the function of iOS 7. Hi Studio Tools has not won to date and has a new version of the Control Center (available here), which should include some modifications to get around copyright infringement, while still looking like the Apple app. The company has promised to continue to engage in improving the app every day, copyright permitting.

It is not the first time that some apps are removed from Google Play for copyright infringement; had happened in the past with Beatiful Widgets, app that simulated the HTC(ThL W8S) Sense interface widgets. Even in this case, the developer has made a different version graphically, to circumvent the copyright.