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That’s not an Apple problem, that’s an Android problem. The ball is in Google’s court there.
by gbear605 5y ago
That’s not an Apple problem, that’s an Android problem. The ball is in Google’s court there.
- kelnos 5y agoHow so? It works fine on Linux, and I hear it works fine on Windows too (I think you might have to install a driver there though). Apple seems to have the odd OS out here, why is it no their fault? My assumption here is that, as usual, Apple doesn't care about anyone who hasn't fully bought into their ecosystem. If it's not an iDevice, they don't care if it works fully with their desktop OS.