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06/23/09
I believe i read this to be the reason it won't allow another companies app on their OS... but still?
06/23/09
Apple has been trying to make its own applications so it isn't so affected by Adobe. But Adobe is vindictive. For a while, Premiere was Windows only. Around that time, Apple was trying to poach Premiere users and had a "trade in your Premiere discs for Final Cut" program.
How would you like to have a company that you have no control over be able to exercise a "nuclear" option over you?
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06/23/09
Everyone knows its gonna come to the iPhone eventually and with better tricks up its sleeve. Not that I even care or have an iPhone but that's just how apple operates.
06/23/09
Here's a nickel - go out and buy yourself a better laugh-test. Yours seems to be on the fritz.