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Not unless they significantly open up iOS.
by zyb09 15y ago
Not unless they significantly open up iOS.
- mambodog 15y agoYour definition of what constitutes a "full computer" may differ greatly from that of a regular, non-technical user.
- tomjen3 15y agoCan you run skype in the background while browsing a website in iOS? If not, it isn't really a real computer.
- refulgentis 15y agoNot sure you were asking seriously, but yes, since July of last year. http://blogs.skype.com/en/2010/07/iphone_multitasking_3g.html http://blogs.skype.com/en/2010/07/iphone_multitasking_3g.htm...
- tomjen3 15y agoOkay that surprised me, I assumed it was only allowed for music playing.
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- zyb09 15y agoWell yes, but either it's a "full computer" and fulfills every bodys needs and wishes, or it's not a full computer...
- melling 15y agoIf Apple doesn't do it Android will. That sort of forces their hand?
- sigzero 15y agoNo, I don't think it does. Apple is to careful to be 'forced'.
- ugh 15y agoWhat has openness to do with it?