http://macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/03/30/john-c-devorac-sticks-head-up-ass-rolls-down-street/ The Mac in the Arts and Creative Work & Some Funny Stuff from Hawaii Tue, 14 Oct 2008 01:24:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 en The Podcast Network 2004-2005 cameron@thepodcastnetwork.com (The Podcast Network) cameron@thepodcastnetwork.com Talk Radio Comment-cast: John C. Devorac sticks head up ass, rolls down street Comment-cast: John C. Devorac sticks head up ass, rolls down street The Podcast Network The Podcast Network cameron@thepodcastnetwork.com http://macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com/wp-images/coverart_144x144.jpg http://macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com 144 144 http://macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/03/30/john-c-devorac-sticks-head-up-ass-rolls-down-street/#comment-11487 Fri, 20 Apr 2007 20:32:38 +0000 http://macuser.thepodcastnetwork.com/2007/03/30/john-c-devorac-sticks-head-up-ass-rolls-down-street/#comment-11487 Microsoft's arrogance is once again so obvious. They set aside the security features everyone needs on their OS only for their business editions of Vista because they think that business people are the buyers of leading-edge technology? Business is hardly the market that will purchase the iPhone; "suits" might have an iPod due to its being a desirable music player & status object, but their phones are often not au courant models. Most cells are a tad flimsy, especially the ultra-thin ones. People who want a cell phone made with Apple's quality, with a feature-set that will probably not be rivaled for a while, they'll buy the iPhone. People who want to be able to see the darned screen will buy the iPhone. People who want to bring the OS X experience with them will buy the iPhone. Everyday people, not "suits" in Redmond, will determine the iPhone's success. Microsoft’s arrogance is once again so obvious. They set aside the security features everyone needs on their OS only for their business editions of Vista because they think that business people are the buyers of leading-edge technology? Business is hardly the market that will purchase the iPhone; “suits” might have an iPod due to its being a desirable music player & status object, but their phones are often not au courant models. Most cells are a tad flimsy, especially the ultra-thin ones. People who want a cell phone made with Apple’s quality, with a feature-set that will probably not be rivaled for a while, they’ll buy the iPhone. People who want to be able to see the darned screen will buy the iPhone. People who want to bring the OS X experience with them will buy the iPhone. Everyday people, not “suits” in Redmond, will determine the iPhone’s success.

]]> E B Microsoft's arrogance is once again so obvious. They set aside the security features everyone needs on their OS only ... Microsoft's arrogance is once again so obvious. They set aside the security features everyone needs on their OS only ...