Thread: walled garden not so bad after all..
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Old 07-29-2010, 04:19 PM   #38
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Originally Posted by Maggie Leung View Post
I voted with my wallet in buying an iPad. I might go with an Android device next. Thing is, Apple can wall off all it likes, as long as customers keep buying. Given what I've read up on, Android is more Wild West. It's great for consumers to have a choice of a walled garden if they like.
Yet, there's a lot of noise about how great it is to jailbreak the iPad...

Anyway, absolutely, consumers can choose the walled garden or not. But scottjl's comment that AT&T locking users to a single store was game over for Android choice was what prompted my reply.

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