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Not sure what you mean here, but I agree largely with the grand-parent poster. Apple are struggling to innovate and others are catching up (not just Android).
by rustynails77 14y ago
Not sure what you mean here, but I agree largely with the grand-parent poster. Apple are struggling to innovate and others are catching up (not just Android). So rather than try to innovate, they are litigating. In some ways it's a good sign, in other ways it's bad. The market is maturing, but Apple is struggling to keep in the driving seat - and they are being overtaken by others.
In the end, I want what's best for us all. Healthy competition.
- gurkendoktor 14y ago> So rather than try to innovate, they are litigating. Apple's legal team haven't ever been nice guys, since way before the iPhone (maybe even before Jobs' return, I don't know). This is a false dichotomy, Apple is not suddenly forcing its engineers to study law.