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| Ok, so your argument is that the "fundamental" difference between one company's "open" OS vs another company's "closed" OS is nothing more than a philosophical one. As a skilled user, you can take EITHER of them and do whatever you want. Even the U.S. judicial system will not come down on you for cracking open the "closed" OS. So your beef is only with the closed company's philosophy? What difference does it really make if you are not really limited by it?
NONE of this changes the FACT that NOTHING can be done with the Android OS that can't be done with iOS - which makes the argument moot - and 99% of the actual users out there couldn't care less. | |
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anyone rooting their droid?
