The iTunes Monoploy/Failure Myth debunked the idea that Apple has a stranglehold on the digital media market by demonstrating how Apple contends in a competitive market for both music players and digital downloads. The other half of the myth–that the iTunes Store is being “shunned” by users–is taken apart by showing that not only is […]
Month: September 2006
Apple released updates to their wireless networking drivers last week and they appear to have created more questions than they answered with it. AirPort Update 2006-001 (version 1.0) was released to “improves AirPort reliability on Macintosh computers” and is only for Apple’s AirPort Extreme cards. An AirPort security update was also included in Security Update […]
Impatient Chinese make own video iPod
This iPod wannabe looks like a fan-inspired mock-up – but it’s real, and on sale in China this month! Looks like all those mock-ups of a ‘true’ video iPod hadthe boffins at Chinese firm Meizu so worked up they just couldn’twait – they created their own! The Meizu miniPlayer looks like something straight fromApple’s labs, […]
USB Batteries
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The iTunes Monopoly/Failure Myth
According to proponents of The iTunes Monopoly/Failure Myth, Apple’s iTunes Store has a monopolistic lock on digital music, and at the same time is also a marginal failure that nobody is using. Judging from headlines that appear next to each other, it’s hard to keep the FUD straight. In both cases, they’re wrong, here’s why. […]