> Apple's rejection of Google's superior maps is an obvious example Also, they never "rejected" Google's maps. They simply chose not to distribute it as a defa

> Apple's rejection of Google's superior maps is an obvious example Also, they never "rejected" Google's maps. They simply chose not to distribute it as a default app anymore and now Google has not yet gotten their new Map App ready. Just one of the many examples where the author clearly twists and distorts reality in the article to fit into a very loose chain of arguments.