History Repeats Itself — Mac & the iPad
Keith found an interesting story telling a bit about how Steve Jobs operates. It involves small teams of young engineers willing to work 90-hour weeks in total secrecy, and a complete willingness to throw away bad ideas without flowery language. The iPad is surprisingly similar to the Mac."
Because it is designed to railroad people into only using it in that manner, as dictated by Apple. Why should Apple decide how I use an iPad? What if I want to use it for something it does not do well -- is that an unreasonable thing for me to want to do, or is it unreasonable of Apple to actively work against me doing so? Maybe you have a different outlook on the world, but when Apple starts actively working to restrict what I can do, I call foul.
Um, with something like 170,000 apps in the App Store, any argument that Apple is truly "railroading people into only use it [solely for content consumption]" is laughable, and completely lame.
Seriously, have you even taken a glance at the breadth of offerings at the App Store? Pretty much everything (but ridiculously puerile "booby" apps) that the iPhone/iPad hardware is even slightly capable of in any fashion (not just things it does "well") is represented there; usually with multiple apps to choose from.
So just keep on Trolling, fucktard. I'm sure some other lame loser agrees with you.