Rather than indifference, could also be a sign of how far Apple has to go to become great at networked services. The processes you need to maintain quality (inc

Rather than indifference, could also be a sign of how far Apple has to go to become great at networked services. The processes you need to maintain quality (including uptime) for a service with variable load, potentially frequent releases, actual racks of servers to keep humming, etc. is much different from the way you ensure quality in yearly hardware and OS upgrades. It's not counting Apple out or discounting the strides they've already made to note that Google and other Web-native companies still have a leg up on them here.