No to both. We already see too many ads, and we already pay too much for what we get with mobile computing. Developers should find ways to get their money from the billions that Apple and the telecos are making instead of being just another gouge on the consumer.
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Originally Posted by bsenka
Who wants something for nothing? I'm already paying a lot.
What a loony idea!
If I want to buy an iPad, why should some of the money go to application vendors for apps that aren't even on my iPad?
And if I'm willing to pay Apple $x for my iPad and AT&T $29.99 per month for access, why in the world should they give up some of that revenue simply because you're too cheap to buy the apps you use?
No to both. We already see too many ads, and we already pay too much for what we get with mobile computing. Developers should find ways to get their money from the billions that Apple and the telecos are making instead of being just another gouge on the consumer.
C'mon. You already know that's not even probable let alone plausible.
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No to both. We already see too many ads, and we already pay too much for what we get with mobile computing. Developers should find ways to get their money from the billions that Apple and the telecos are making instead of being just another gouge on the consumer.
Who wants something for nothing? I'm already paying a lot.
What a loony idea!
If I want to buy an iPad, why should some of the money go to application vendors for apps that aren't even on my iPad?
And if I'm willing to pay Apple $x for my iPad and AT&T $29.99 per month for access, why in the world should they give up some of that revenue simply because you're too cheap to buy the apps you use?
No to both. We already see too many ads, and we already pay too much for what we get with mobile computing. Developers should find ways to get their money from the billions that Apple and the telecos are making instead of being just another gouge on the consumer.
C'mon. You already know that's not even probable let alone plausible.