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Yes it's impossible until it isn't. I'm sure people swore that Nokia was also unassailable in its time. What the EU (or someone) needs to provide is a much bet
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
Yes it's impossible until it isn't. I'm sure people swore that Nokia was also unassailable in its time.
What the EU (or someone) needs to provide is a much better product, and personally I think iOS and Android are pretty bad. People are stuck in those ghettos but those with imagination can envisage something much better.
- palata 4y agoGenuine question: do you think iOS and Android are pretty bad from looking at the UX, or from looking at the actual architecture in the underlying codebase? Said differently: do you have any kind of idea about the complexity of the system below the UI? When you imagine something much better, does it involve the security model/team, for instance? Because that's the first thing: you don't ship to billions of devices with a nicer UI: you need a solid system below. The second thing is lock-in effect. Does your much better system require a brand new app store with brand new apps? Because that's how Windows phones failed. Or does your better system reuse Android apps (in which case how is it much better than Android)?