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> Not enough really. Now you're just devolving your argument into a No True Scotsman fallacy. Mobile has a ton of competition, Samsung just lost the top spots
by bellerocky 12y ago
> Not enough really.
Now you're just devolving your argument into a No True Scotsman fallacy. Mobile has a ton of competition, Samsung just lost the top spots in China and India. If anything it's lock in that's preventing it from being more competitive if anything.
- shmerl 12y ago> Samsung just lost the top spots in China and India. And? Samsung's own OS is barely registered on the market (Tizen). Which demonstrates poor competition on the scene dominated by Android and iOS. > lock in that's preventing it from being more competitive if anything. As I wrote above, lock-in can turn around and bite the one who is using it. It's a crooked practice.
- bellerocky 12y agoI don't understand your argument anymore, I think we do agree that lock in is bad, so that's good.