I didn't suggest the opposite. Bad headlines do not equal truth.
The iPhone appears to be driven by a vision of making certain things easy and safe, at the expense of everything else. Since these things are desirable, whether technical or marketing driven, users are willing to live with the decisions made by Apple.
This is not defending any of the "crap", this is recognising that the choices made are very successful.
The iPhone appears to be driven by a vision of making certain things easy and safe, at the expense of everything else. Since these things are desirable, whether technical or marketing driven, users are willing to live with the decisions made by Apple.
This is not defending any of the "crap", this is recognising that the choices made are very successful.