The argument against Apple, iPad, iPhone regarding openness is more about freedom than it is about usability. So when you banter about it being more open one wo

The argument against Apple, iPad, iPhone regarding openness is more about freedom than it is about usability. So when you banter about it being more open one would assume you're charging back at the notion that it is not. In other words, you're preaching to the choir - but using a headline that belittles your real point.