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Apple Needing To Relax Software Limits

Posted by on Jun 16, 2010 | 6 Comments

There should be an image here!In Apple’s ongoing effort to remain king of their mobile empire,there is a growing concern that they need to relax their software limits and restrictions. In short, it’s bordering on the ridiculous.

The complaints about Apple seem completely insane just a few years ago, but with the success of their mobile business. The FCC has issues with that they deem to be Apple’s anti-competitive behavior.

Then there is Apple’s advances in the advertising space. Most noticeably, the mobile ad space. Obviously there is already competition with Google here, but it’s still a concern about where Apple is headed.

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  • Levi

    Would it be a good idea? Yes I believe it would. However, some people buy the iPhone because they know that those restrictions are part of the experience. Hopefully not many but I’ve known a few people who argued for the iPhone because those restrictions kept thing away from them.

  • http://twitter.com/br3akth3lim1t Nathan Barnett

    I think 4gb is enough. I have 4gb 1333mhz.

  • http://twitter.com/Bill_A_Nator Bill Glendening

    I have 8GB (4x 2GB) of PC3 10666. I’m not gonna do any video editing, mostly photo editing, playing iTunes music, watching movies and gaming.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000369278419 Chris Licata

    4gb on my MacBook Pro… 8gb wouldn’t change much though. OSX really utilizes what is available.

  • http://twitter.com/ryanbarthel Ryan Barthel

    I had 4gig in my macbook pro, upgraded it to 8gig :) Seems to make a difference on the laptop.

    I also upgraded my work mac pro desktop to 20gigs…. oh boy :) … It fly’s pretty good. I do web design (photoshop, dreamweaver, adobe premiere, etc..)