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As long as you start refering to the "i" in "iPhone" as Intranet and not ~Internet~ then we're cool.

• ChrisMarshallNY 7y ago
  I have nothing against hybrid apps. In many use cases, they are the best approach, and I have often declined business, in recommending them to others, as opposed to what I can do. My post was not an attack on anyone or anything, and it was not being snarky. All I said was that I develop native apps, and that this policy does not affect me. I like developing native apps. I've been writing native Apple software for 34 years. It's not really difficult; just different. I have also been developing "Internet" software, of all kinds (full stack), since before the WWW. Using Apple stuff. It certainly can be done.
• 72deluxe 7y ago
  My iPod Classic has no intranet or internet. What does the "i" mean in that case???
  • OzzyB 7y ago
    iPod was that Harddrive MP3 Player that piggybacked on the MP3 download craze people were doing on the internet, obviously.
    • 72deluxe 7y ago
      Ha! Thanks! I had never thought of that!! I wonder if that same idea came into naming the iMac then??
• Macha 7y ago
  The Internet Phone was the Cisco iPhone, not the Apple iPhone