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> To me the iPhone is a console, end of story. If you like the console experience, it’s a great device. If you don’t, there are a million android and even alter
by Razengan 6y ago
> To me the iPhone is a console, end of story. If you like the console experience, it’s a great device. If you don’t, there are a million android and even alternative OS based phones out there which are more like a PC. If you want your phone to be a PC, you should do what most people around the world do and buy one of those.
This! A hundred times over, and over again.
An iPhone is an iPhone, competing with a million other phones (well, maybe thousands).
An iPad however, is another story, as Apple themselves like to push it as a general purpose "computer". Maybe that's why they forked out iPadOS, so that if they're ever forced to make changes based on device classification they could limit those changes to the iPad?
- strictnein 6y agoThe discussion here is about App Stores. Apple has one, which is the dominant one in the US. Most of the rest of the mobile app market is controlled by Google.