Apple’s true advantage is when applications are available across all three platforms, offering a device-optimized and consistent experience no matter what I am using.
They offer a frictionless experience.
Frictionless experience
Apple’s true advantage is when applications are available across all three platforms, offering a device-optimized and consistent experience no matter what I am using.
They offer a frictionless experience.
This is definitely a considerably plus for a stack.
I do think Microsoft goes one beyond what Apple can. Microsoft has phone, tablet, PC and XBox.
“They’re betting the future is the present – a full multitasking enabled, file-system revealing environment. “
They have bet incorrectly. There will always be the niche that believes the file manager is a must have even on a portable device but they are already in the minority. If they were a market demographic to be reckoned with, wouldn’t the Windows based Tablets that have existed for years actual be selling?
Thanks for linking over to my article. The original can be found on http://blog.jasonpbecker.com. I don’t write about tech that often but it may be of interest to some folks.
Big fan of The Loop and Amplified!
It’s true. I’m super pissed Apple won’t see off contract iPhone 5’s yet. I just don’t want a contract, pretty simple. But they just won’t take my $750+. They won’t even tell me when I CAN buy one. (I noticed if I live in Canada, I can do that for some reason)
The reason I don’t switch off is because I like the iPad, I like the Mac, and I like the iPhone. All parts work together smoothy, and if I throw an Android wrench in there, I know I will regret it. (Not to mention my iOS usually work on both devices, saving me money)