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Yeah if you want to divorce yourself completely from the business side of things I understand that perspective. I would not however expect a company to do some

Yeah if you want to divorce yourself completely from the business side of things I understand that perspective. I would not however expect a company to do something that would harm them just to please me. They are a business trying to make money to survive. Doesn't matter if it is a massive company or small startup. EDIT: Ideally I would have like the Google app to have come out a lot quicker than it did so the transition period was better but I'm not sure who to blame for that. Odds are it was Apple who pulled the rug out from beneath Google's feet during the negotiation but that is all here-say and conjecture. Probably 10 years from now we'll read in some book how shit went down.

revelation 14y ago
The business side of things? The business side of things is people paying premium money to Apple for what they expect to be a premium experience.
- reidmain 14y ago
  And for the most part I've got that. I can count on one hand the number of bad experiences I've had with Apple products. I also guess I lucked out a bit because the iOS 6 maps worked fine for me but I do live in Canada's largest city so that is probably a factor. I've converted dozens of people over to Apple and no one has complained that they should have gone to Android or stayed with Windows.
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