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6/19/10

@fuzzypiglet: Mac OS X has some great exclusive applications which aren't on that list: some are niche things for web development (Code, CSS Edit), others are more general purpose (Scrivener, BDocs Timeline, Omni Graffle).

6/19/10

@soren121: Because of E Text Editor.

6/19/10

@sean0724: Usability is not about being pretty.

6/19/10

@djmashedman: Yes, they copied it.

6/19/10

@Joe: Agree with the Coda vote.

6/19/10

Give me a Cervello R3 over any of them.

6/17/10

@youlookdivorced: I've seen even the very latest version of Office (2010) throw all sorts of cryptic error messages in day to day use. I believe it.

6/17/10

@uptonogood: Because he tracked them, found them and made a video of the process.

6/15/10

@Eulatos: No, they said iMovie for iPhone would cost $4.99. iMovie for iPad doesn't exist.

6/15/10

The UI looks nicer and simpler than the Desktop version.

6/15/10

The UI looks nicer and simpler than the Desktop version.

6/15/10

If each iWork for iPad application is $9.99, do we really expect iMovie for iPad (when it arrives) to cost $4.99

6/13/10

@SquareWheel: Safari is not ugly at all.

6/10/10

@drdang: Sydney and Melbourne area both have Apple Stores now…?

6/10/10

@Rod MacLeod: But your quite happy for Google to mine, mine, mine your personal data.

6/10/10

@Step666: Apple doesn't pluck figures out the sky and their battery life figures are normally realistic.

6/10/10

@Al Iguana: iPhone got compared to plenty of other devices when it was a year old. So I don't see the issue.

6/10/10

@Benjamin Patron: Hey, I don't think this is fair at all. It is a balanced comparison.

6/10/10

Good comparison, I only take issue with three minor things:

6/10/10

@ShawnC++: iPhone and iOS support device level hardware data encryption for exchange, something no Android device supports.