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It seems pretty obvious that your hypothetical objections have not been a problem in practice; no other mobile device has an app ecosystem on the scale of the i
by swift 17y ago
It seems pretty obvious that your hypothetical objections have not been a problem in practice; no other mobile device has an app ecosystem on the scale of the iPhone and iPod Touch.
- mquander 17y agoI disagree -- I don't know how to find reliable statistics for how many, but there are a huge number of free Windows Mobile apps to suit nearly every need. I have a Scheme interpreter with a little IDE on my HTC phone+, and a GBA emulator for it too. I think that the relatively large number of iPhone apps are a natural consequence of the big userbase and are in spite of their App Store model, not because of it. + http://www.mazama.net/scheme/pscheme.htm http://www.mazama.net/scheme/pscheme.htm if you're interested!
- blasdel 17y agoI think you've stumbled into a perfect way to win HN arguments -- appealing to Lisp