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FTA, implied to be more of less AT&T's argument: "It didn’t make sense to build phones and offer features that carriers couldn’t support." Message: AT&T expects
by jarek 16y ago
FTA, implied to be more of less AT&T's argument: "It didn’t make sense to build phones and offer features that carriers couldn’t support." Message: AT&T expects to solve user experience problems by removing or restricting features, and this is a bad thing.
Your post: "[T]he probability of a negative user experience is too high on AT&T's network ... Apple knows better than to let Facetime get a [bad] reputation[.]" Message: Apple solves user experience problems by restricting features, and this is a good thing.
- Poiesis 16y agoMessage: AT&T expects to solve user experience problems by removing or restricting features, and this is a bad thing. This is of course in contrast to Apple's usual product design approach, which is to solve user experience problems by removing or restricting features?
- jarek 16y agoThe double standard is exactly what I meant when juxtaposing the two quotes.