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There's a development impact...Apple has to find a way to close them off. Then Palm writes a new workaround, and Apple has to expend more effort again. The un
by jpwagner 17y ago
There's a development impact...Apple has to find a way to close them off. Then Palm writes a new workaround, and Apple has to expend more effort again.
The underlying statement to Apple is: if you don't want Palm to do this, you have to open up the dialogue...
- protomyth 17y agoThe dialogue so far is USB-IF telling Palm they are in the wrong and their customers not having a feature they paid for. Palm doesn't have the sales to keep this up, and, given the lawsuit happy lawyers, is in danger of a class action suit by Palm pre owners. There is obvious bad blood between the companies, but Palm needs to start doing what's best for its customers. The realization that Apple can keep this up far longer than Palm would be a good starting point.