> Why? They aren't desktop software company. They might not be a desktop software company, but they're also not really just a "services" company. If they were,

> Why? They aren't desktop software company. They might not be a desktop software company, but they're also not really just a "services" company. If they were, I wouldn't have expected them to invest so heavily in developing and owning the mobile client experience. In fact, they directly sabotaged people from building third-party API clients. Considering how close Mac app development is to iOS development (which remains, supposedly, a key strategic area) I'm surprised.