And you don't think that Apple has sent the clear message that they don't see the iPad or iPhone as a general purpose computing device? My point exactly: in Ap

And you don't think that Apple has sent the clear message that they don't see the iPad or iPhone as a general purpose computing device? My point exactly: in Apple's world, general purpose computing is gradually going away. My prediction is that in 5 to 10 years, the ability to run software of your choice on Apple products will be limited to ludicrously priced "pro" and "developer" systems. If the rest of the industry follows suit, as Microsoft is doing with Windows 7 phones, it's not going to be fun.