Apple to charge for i-Apps
Albert L. Lilly III
alilly at scican.net
Sat Jan 4 19:23:20 PST 2003
If Apple charges for the apps, they'll just be killing more and more
of that loyal user base they seem to think will stick with them
forever. Apple has been doing this since 7.5, and the more we go
along, the more they are to the point where I look at their tactics
like those of MS.
I have not used the i-Apps enough to make them worth the price of
upgrade. I also find that if I were to pay for them, I would expect
a lot more than I am currently seeing, which are glorified shareware
programs. I'd prefer to support the third party applications that
carried all of the features that I need.
If this is Apple's plan for making money, I'd prefer they work at
getting a good, fully functioning version of OS X before they screw
around with the add-ons.
AL
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Trumpeter, Brass Clinician, Arranger and Composer
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