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It's interesting that I don't hear these stories from the Android or Windows Phone ecosystems. I think this might be a situation where Apple being first-mover
by fixermark 12y ago
It's interesting that I don't hear these stories from the Android or Windows Phone ecosystems.
I think this might be a situation where Apple being first-mover has been a disadvantage to them; they started with a "sync to one single computer" design, and have been patching on that over and over to move into the new ecosystems. The other options in the market started with a "sync to cloud" design, so they had to solve issues of merging and collating data from multiple devices out of the starting gate.
- mcphage 12y ago> I think this might be a situation where Apple being first-mover has been a disadvantage to them Also, when Android started, music was only sold without DRM. And incompatible flavors of DRM is what this whole thing is about. Windows Phone was around then, but I don't know much about music on it.