It seems clear to me that Apple avoids competition whenever possible. - They don't license their OS and they have taken many legal and technical steps to disco

It seems clear to me that Apple avoids competition whenever possible. - They don't license their OS and they have taken many legal and technical steps to discourage end-users from running it on non-Apple hardware. - They lock you into their app store where you're not even allowed to mention a competing platform. - They attempt to trademark things like "App Store". - Instead of letting consumers decide about Flash on iOS, they make the decision themselves under a technical guise. (Flash runs very, very well on my Android devices, thank you very much.) In short...whenever and however possible, they lock out competition and then feed you a line about how "it's better for you". More examples - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Apple_Inc.#Accusations_of_anti-competitive_behavior http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Apple_Inc.#Accusat...