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My question is how will Apple deal with the disruptive potential of cross-platform ? The web. That's why Apple has been working to make sure that Safari was st

My question is how will Apple deal with the disruptive potential of cross-platform ? The web. That's why Apple has been working to make sure that Safari was standards-compliant, if "cross-platform" is going to be the future, it will more than likely happen via the web. So long as Apple can maintain a standards-compliant browser, then can compete on the web and spend their energies making sure the other aspects of their products (design, battery life, etc) are competitive.

joezydeco 15y ago
Funny thing. Isn't that how iPhone development was supposed to happen? Then everyone whined and complained that they wanted a native development system. Now that they have it (and it's a pretty solid one), we're supposed to whine that it's not cross-platform? I'm guessing HTML5 and etc will help solve that problem, correct?