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You okay with that ex-post facto? I mean, I bought said tablet knowing I could buy and read my kindle library on it....

• kevin_morrill 16y ago
  umm you bought it and agreed to a fairly open ended license agreement from Apple. That's based on Apple's credibility, which is their responsibility to maintain and your responsibility to judge.
  • gte910h 16y ago
    You don't agree to licenses, they're given.
• ghshephard 16y ago
  I can still read my Kindle Books on my iPad. I will be pissed off like you wouldn't believe if that ever changes, as I spend 10-15 hours a week reading on it. Pissed off enough that I would actually consider not picking up the iPad2, yes. I think there are tens of thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of users exactly like me. Apple isn't stupid - they'll come to some kind of agreement with Amazon that extracts their pound of flesh out of Amazon without impacting (or, heck, perhaps _improving_) my user experience. I'm fine with that - they made a great tablet, they should be able to profit all they can. Just don't screw with _my_ experience.
  • gte910h 16y ago
    Oh I agree. Apple knows if they don't, tons of us are buying a kindle, not an iPad 2. I almost just bought a kindle upon reading this.