With iAd, the "revolutionary" system of advertising 'iPhone, Apple has made outing: Steve Jobs is suffering from greed' compulsive.
To be able to digest its users have found this further suck money, Jobs gave us one of his best performances in terms of face Tolle: iAd and 'thought for the benefit of users and developers, helping to keep the most 'high as the number of free applications while at the same time earn developers. Jobs could give lessons to Vanna Marchi ...
Today there are 185,000 applications for the iPhone ... he felt the lack of a tool that stimulates even more 'in style to build applications iFart deceiving developers can make easy money through advertising'.
And to make matters worse, Jobs takes 40% of advertising revenue ... a bit 'as if the automakers claim the tangent to the gas station who fills up the tire or tires that will change ...
It 's true that Apple has costs as it provides la piattaforma di distribuzione delle applicazioni, ma gia' oggi chi vuole la propria applicazione sullo store paga $99 annui anche se l'applicazione e' gratuita, e se proprio proprio Apple voleva una fetta degli introiti pubblicitari... beh 40% e' puro strozzinaggio.
In tutta questa storia Apple e' quella che di sicuro ci guadagna grazie all'abuso della sua posizione dominante. Ci guadagnera' sicuramente qualche software house, ma tante altre saranno risucchiate nel marasma della mediocrita' e quelle che oggi sviluppano applicazioni a pagamento di certo non ne saranno avvantaggiate, anzi, saranno le prime a doversi convertire al nuovo modello. Ci perdono di sicuro gli utenti che avranno un peggioramento dell'esperienza di utilizzo dato che you will see dynamic banners appear every 3 minutes. We lose
carriers that will increase traffic (public 'can have in them and video) without a proportional return on ... unless that Jobs has not had the bright idea of \u200b\u200benabling streaming iAd even when you are 'roaming!
And entering into the realm of speculation: the bet that sooner or later will appear iAd 'not only in the free applications? And we want also to bet that Apple will begin 'to reject applications that try to use alternative advertising systems to IAD?
And like many other "revolutionary" invention of Apple ... I wanted to see the reaction of users and the media if Microsoft had presented a similar pattern to enter advertising 'in third-party software, claiming 40% of the proceeds!
Quoting one of my new idols : go screw yourself Apple.
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