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Originally Posted by kennyc
Nor can I. I'm clearly pointing out the obvious, but someone back there a few posts claimed Jobs was doing it for his customers. Not so. And not only that he is taking away their choice as has been discussed.
That's what Apple is all about and has been from the beginning with their closed operating system and all applications having to be "approved" and sold through apple stores, etc. Certainly a business can choose to do that and Apple has, and not only that they have convinced their users to go along with it as well as to pay outrageous prices for the privilege. I can't change that, but I can continue to point out the fault (from the consumer perspective) in that way of doing business.
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You're free to fault, of course. Just seems that Apple customers are happy with what they're paying for.
As I mentioned, I'm not a techie and I buy ease of use. If any other companies can go Apple better, I will buy. (I'm not willing to stand in line to buy anything, though, lol.)