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http://blogs.zdnet.com/Foremski/?p=1...g=wrapper;col1
Interesting read.
- Its proprietary hardware and software strengthen its DRM; media creators want strong DRM, which will attract them to Apple.
- Its tightly controlled hardware platform is optimized to provide the best customer experience for text, video, music, etc.
- It’s iTunes store allows doe easy distribution of media.
- It has a built-in e-commerce system for collecting money from customers.
Through its proprietary systems, Apple can provide a high quality experience to users, and provide media and apps creators with a highly efficient commerce platform.
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Or you can just stop the music. But hey, if you can convince Nokia to add an option I'm down with that, but that's not their style.
The thing is that very few (any?) phones in my experience have ever played the ringtone out of the speakers when headphones are connected, but that is now - bizarrely - what the N900 does and I'm sure it caters to a few corner cases - your corner case - but the reality is that most people will have the headphones in their ears when the call comes in. You quickly learned that when you were no longer listening on the headphones you disconnected the headphones from the socket...
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2010-01-27
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I can see a huge market for the iPad for students. Really easy to dribble down notes in class for example. I'm hoping Nokia will come out with something similar. Having M6 running on something like this would be awesome. Nokia should name it as Nslate
I might just buy a iPad if no other company provides something similar.
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2010-01-27
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2010-01-27
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I don't want to derail this to a DRM discussion. But I don't see any better solutions yet, especially for non-expiring media (books vs periodical medias like magazines and newspaper). And to a significant extent, a DRM structure like apple has implemented decrease the amount of piracy - when the correct elements are put in place: agreeable price points and convenient access.
I'm not talking specifically about DRM files. But a DRM-supported infrastructure of store-payment system-delivery system.
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