I don’t usually like to report anything John Gruber posts, because everyone will have already seen it. But I’ll make an exception: Michael Tsai is right: What Apple delivers in the iPhone is less offensive than the spin as it’s been delivered. (via Daring Fireball.)
I’m not so upset at the iPhone’s lack of openness as I am concerned it could be the start of something on Mac OS X. And the only reason for that is that in spinning all these restrictions as good things on the iPhone, Apple has made me start to worry that they might consider them good on Mac OS X 10.6, too.
Tags: Apple, iPhone, Mac OS X, Mac OS X Snow Leopard