Five takeaways from the US antitrust lawsuit against Apple

[n8chavez]

my typo, Tesla is coming out with a Tesla phone. Some say it will be superior to Apple iphones, and to android phones.

Oh, that's true. I hope it's good. I want it to hold an ironman suit, like in the cartoons!

 

[simmerskool]

I stumbled across this YouTube video by techie (ftp -- FrontPageTech) who seems to agree with me or with Apple that the DOJ lawsuit makes no sense... fwiw... ie I am not alone. He apparently read the 88 page petition. Video is 14 min. You need to get listen from the beginning regarding Apple's vertical success, but more importantly goto 7m30 where he starts going through the petition. (I understand there are probably YT videos that side with the DOJ...)

 

[n8chavez]

FrontPageTech is missing the point. The DOJ is asserting that it is Apple's decision of vertical integration that is wrong. In short, everything that makes Apple, well, Apple is fundamentally flawed. It has nothing to do with it's features and everything to do with the exclusionary choices they made.

And don't forget, even Windows was forced to allow more 3rd party software and the expense of Microsoft's built-in options; IE< Windows Media Player, etc. This is no different than what MS was forced to do, and we all benefited.