“One Bad Apple“, by Dan Lyons over at Newsweek.
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Apple has a long way to go to equal MS of 10-15 years ago. Heck, what’s Apple market share again? 7% maybe?? DrDOS, IE only websites, fake errors and crashes on other browsers. Hell, even the *Zune and Zune Marketplace is windows only even today, yet Apple can manage to get the iPod, Airports, AppleTV, iPhone, iTouch, Safari and iTunes to run on both Windows and Mac.
*strangely MS can make their mice and keyboards compatible, could Zune really be that hard?
What is even more laughable is somehow the implied assertion that MS has stopped its dirty tricks. Does no one have any accumulated memory?