Actually, I really wish Apple would pull their head out on this one; if I'm browsing on a computer that doesn't have iTunes installed, that doesn't mean I don't

Actually, I really wish Apple would pull their head out on this one; if I'm browsing on a computer that doesn't have iTunes installed, that doesn't mean I don't want to see the information about the app, and it does mean I might interested in buying it later. As it is, it's not uncommon of me to click on a link, expecting to be directed to a page about an app, and being told that I don't have iTunes installed (duh! it's Linux). I think apple costs app developers sales every time they fail to show people information they asked for and instead give idiot messages about not having the proper software to view a link. I like the iphone a lot, but keeping me happy with it involves removing some of the obstacles that make it compare poorly with Droid (and hopefully many other phones in the near future). For instance, I would like to run an interpreter on my phone...