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Epic's Tim Sweeney calls Google 'crazy,' says 'Apple must be stopped'
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Apple Maps enables accident and hazard reports in Germany
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Snap sued for misrepresenting impact of Apple privacy changes
lkrupp said:And all of this happened because a minority operating system (iOS) started protecting users from unauthorized data collection. I guess maybe iOS users really are more affluent and likely to spend money than users of the majority mobile platform.
If those developers and consumers who are so against it and succeed in breaking the App Store model, that majority of iOS users’ trust may be broken along and destroy the entire platform’s success so far. -
Lawsuit targets Apple's iOS App Store 'monopoly'
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Chip delivery delays stretch longer as global shortage worsens
22july2013 said:If there was a shortage of potatoes, that doesn't mean I couldn't buy a potato; it would mean that potatoes are more expensive. If I was willing to pay $100 for a potato, I could probably find one.
Does this principle of supply and demand not also apply to the global semiconductor shortage? If it applies, I'd like to see the actual price increases for select chips rather than just hear that there's a shortage. If chip suppliers are not raising their prices during a shortage, they are idiots.
Right now there's a shortage of meat in my country, but I can still go buy meat in any grocery or restaurant. It's just that the prices are 20% higher. I guess meat suppliers are smarter than computer chip manufacturers.
The analogue used is also not true reflection of entire market, only a small part - B2C while B2B on annual or multi-year contracts to supply (e.g. distribution/resell to restaurants, food processing plant) are prioritised and less affected (contracts usually have a variable component for ability to raise price with a cap so it is not unlimited hike).