He also said people didn't want video on an iPod, until Apple put video on an iPod. I don't think this is something to worry about. It's much easier to change a business model on a new system like the iPhone/iPad. Changing the way Mac uses applications would just piss off many people. It could never be an abrupt thing even if they did it. There would have to be a transition.
1. - Have two types of apps, current type and signed secure type bought through store. 2. - Wait until 90+ % of a mac users apps are this new type of app 3. - Release a new OS that only works with these new types of apps. Quit worrying guys. M@ --- In [email protected], James Bishop <ja...@...> wrote: > > Didn't Steve Jobs also say they would never have a iPad tablet? > > On 05/05/2010, at 5:07 PM, Jack Nutting wrote: > > > > > It only takes one of those parts to be false in order to generate a > > "No". They could very well create a Mac app store, but *not* force all > > installs to go via it (still allowing people to install things from > > wherever) and his answer would still be true. This is, in fact, what > > I'm hoping for. > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
