@Festering Bovine: QuickTime is the multimedia backbone of Mac OS X and iOS.
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@NorwoodIsMyHero: Who says they didn’t?
That’s it! I’m kicking your ass, AT&T.
@Almightywhacko: Maybe when QuickTime is no longer the backbone of Mac OS X and iOS...
@☆Giroro G66☆: It’s based on several open standards.
@Wheema: Microsoft is the least open company on the planet. Apple is much more open in comparison.
@Xagest: I think you missed the part where FaceTime is an open standard...
@Yahweh Took My Prepuce: If you want to embed video on your blog, use YouTube or Vimeo. Both work fine on iDevices.
@musiqrulez: Learn HTML5 and CSS3. There’s your future.
@Yahweh Took My Prepuce: Those things work sans Flash. *sigh*
@DaCapin: I don’t miss Flash at all, and it’s not a drawback. Other than viewing some obscure sites, Flash is unnecessary. Most sites support iDevices with actual web standards and there are thousands of free games in the App Store. I just don’t see any good reason to have Flash.
I knew it sounded familiar...
@viditbhargava: Are there many Android apps worth paying for?
@Stem_Sell: Only to you.
@giocrov: Worst. Easter. Ever.
Top grossing apps for iPad.
iPad is magical, revolutionary, and now delicious.
"I’m American. I don’t care about soccer."
@thinkthis: Regular people don’t want giant smartphones?