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It certainly is on Windows. Same goes for Safari on Windows.
by naner 17y ago
It certainly is on Windows. Same goes for Safari on Windows.
- papachito 17y agoMicrosoft should ban it from Windows then.
- yellowbkpk 17y agoApple would probably like that. They don't have to spend money on support and can point their finger at Microsoft when customers come to complain. Also, a small fraction of complaining customers might actually purchase a Mac. Cha ching!
- blasdel 17y agoAnd they'd finally make their devices useful without being synced to a computer!
- edanm 17y ago"Also, a small fraction of complaining customers might actually purchase a Mac." While the rest can't use their IPods anymore? I don't think Apple would be too happy with that.
- yellowbkpk 17y agoThe majority of the functions that used to require a computer-to-iPhone sync can be done over the air now.
- petercooper 17y agoThe difference is that Windows users are used to using primarily shoddy, poorly designed software. Most PCs even come with some preinstalled.