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I don't think this is a very popular take, but swipe keyboards are extremely common right now; I don't believe Apple had an ulterior motive here.
by aixi 5y ago
I don't think this is a very popular take, but swipe keyboards are extremely common right now; I don't believe Apple had an ulterior motive here.
- arvinsim 5y agoThat would be believable if Apple allowed Flicktype and released their own version later. The fact that they blocked it does show ulterior motive.
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- germandiago 5y agoAt least it is suspicious in fact.
- LeoNatan25 5y agoApple blocked FlickType with the reason that full keyboards are not allowed on Apple Watch. Then they introduced their own. No ulterior motives?
- aixi 5y agobut what is there to gain for Apple in this situation? it's not like it's a paid app
- IncRnd 5y agoIt's not a popular take, because you are ignoring the history of the situation that has been mentioned a large number of times on this page and in the article.
- aixi 5y agoi insist, what is there to gain for Apple in this case? this is a free update even for older watches