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NotAllThere replied

16 July 2009, 07:40
It's 'cos they're a bunch of mac-using wusses.
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ace00 replied

16 July 2009, 06:51
iTunes puts up numerous annoying processes without any reasonable way to stop them.
The EU just have a hard-on for Microsoft.
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blacjac replied

15 July 2009, 21:15
I think it is different.

IE is a tool that is designed to read any website in the world.
iTunes is a tool that is designed to talk to a specific set of devices, and those devices only.

I don't agree with it, and it's tulip like this that makes me not want to use stuff like iTunes. However I think this is the difference Apple will argue.
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Incognito started a topic Anti Competitive?

15 July 2009, 21:07
Anti Competitive?

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/07...ess_to_itunes/

Is this any different to MS bundling IE with the O/S?
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