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This article addresses the business model which I believe would make room for better site experiences.
The ticker a the top is hard to use as I could not see that you could scroll.
I like the concept of the 101 section, could use some more info.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-data-brokers-...
http://triblive.com/news/allegheny/8690215-74/drivers-inform...
http://spectrum.ieee.org/riskfactor/computing/it/us-states-s...
If people feel that Apple has created a walled garden they should get one and show us their vision on how it should operate.
The hardware is second to none, you want a camera put one in it's possible. Don't like the operating system figure out how to change it.
But don't just sit back and complain, that's easy.
I want one just so I can watch my 4 year old use it. The other she got a hold of my touch and was tapping away at it, found some app that simulates a brook, so when you touch it it ripples. So she decides to try and blow on it and see if it did anything. I thought that was amazing.
For me I will happily play in Apples garden, pay the fees live with the limitations, because it not only just works it works well.
If something better comes along I will change.
Love it or hate it, it's working for them.
Why not examine why it is working so well and take some lessons, and build better products?