MoSXS
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Extremely factually challenged.
Let's all not forget that Apple Insider has flat out lied in many of their articles to make Apple look better.
On top of that, Apple Insider was basically the ONLY website to try to desperately put a positive spin on Apple's locking out of video accessories a couple of years ago. Quick history lesson: For the iPod 5G and 5.5G, there were endless amounts of video accessories. Everything from cheaper than Apple branded cables to DVD players with iPod docks that could play video off the device. But starting in 2007, Apple locked out every single one of those accessories, including their previous video cables, in favor of accessories that had an Apple branded authentication chip. So now instead of a company just making a cable or other accessory, they have to get an Apple branded authentication chip as well as Apple certification (meaning they pay hefty licensing fees) to get their accessories to work. Apple Insider was the ONLY site on the planet that spun this move in a positive way.
Apple Insider is THE definition of a biased website. They really have no shame when it comes to lying.
Originally Posted by The Eleutherian /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm not going to say what I really want to about that article. Instead I'll just refer to it as "factually challenged" and obviously biased. |
Extremely factually challenged.
Let's all not forget that Apple Insider has flat out lied in many of their articles to make Apple look better.
On top of that, Apple Insider was basically the ONLY website to try to desperately put a positive spin on Apple's locking out of video accessories a couple of years ago. Quick history lesson: For the iPod 5G and 5.5G, there were endless amounts of video accessories. Everything from cheaper than Apple branded cables to DVD players with iPod docks that could play video off the device. But starting in 2007, Apple locked out every single one of those accessories, including their previous video cables, in favor of accessories that had an Apple branded authentication chip. So now instead of a company just making a cable or other accessory, they have to get an Apple branded authentication chip as well as Apple certification (meaning they pay hefty licensing fees) to get their accessories to work. Apple Insider was the ONLY site on the planet that spun this move in a positive way.
Apple Insider is THE definition of a biased website. They really have no shame when it comes to lying.