GYGG: "Apple has set their sights on Android and Android alone by shooting patient wars at companies like HTC (the number one Android smartphone vendor) and Samsung. Apple seems to be gaining some legal leverage over their opponents. The main question at hand: Will Apple allow Android to live?"
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Apple is anticipated to announce the new OLED iPad Pro this spring. Although there has been considerable speculation about the product, it’s always reassuring when Apple officially confirms certain features through upcoming software updates.
I've fixed the images on some of these past submissions of yours. Please in the future make sure the image isn't broken on submission.( I always found it best to download/upload it to be honest. )
No. Apple vs Android is practically the same thing as Macintosh vs IBM PC... really the comparison is grossly similar.
Apple had a bit of a head start this time around, but the open nature, from both a hardware and software perspective, of Android, will trivialize Apple hardware and iOS in the end -- it's inevitable. Google will never profit as hugely as Apple is doing right now, either (same thing happened to IBM), but that's not the question at hand.
Assuming that Apple does go all evil on Android, I don't see it significantly helping their shares. I for one still wouldn't switch to Apple just because I can't get a future Android. I'd rather buy a Blackberry, because I think Apple treats its customers like dirt for locking their phones to a network, charging for almost every single app and taking a 30% cut on ebooks and news papers. Not to mention the fact that they release a new phone every five minutes with one tiny upgrade but market it as a completely new phone...RUBBISH.
If they can manage to sue it out of existence,yes. Absolutely not if otherwise. 48% of the world market in a few short years? cmon...
Well the patents allow them to claim some damagers but a friend of mine said something about all the patents coping Nokia anyway