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Firstly it's not 'in decline' it has just reached saturation. 'Plunging' is just false. Secondly, the slowing of iPad sales has absolutely zero to do with any
by gress 12y ago
Firstly it's not 'in decline' it has just reached saturation. 'Plunging' is just false.
Secondly, the slowing of iPad sales has absolutely zero to do with any open systems.
- kryptiskt 12y ago-18% sales year over year is a plunge by any measure. It has everything to do with open systems. Walled gardens is a threat to them, it's a very important battle for everybody who cares about freedom.
- macintux 12y agoJust like Facebook and Google's rapid decline because everyone cares about privacy. iPads will succeed or fail based on utility. Those who love them have found great utility, and I think they'll be increasingly important in corporate markets, but it hasn't proved out yet. It's still young.
- sosborn 12y ago> it's a very important battle for everybody who cares about freedom. Hyperbole much?
- sigzero 12y agoNo, I think that is what YOU want. That isn't the case.
- 72deluxe 12y agoI haven't bought a new guitar for a while. Does this mean that guitars are doomed? How does NOT buying an iPad make any impact on freedom? Inaction by me doesn't suddenly cause action elsewhere.