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by ashishgandhi
5368 days ago
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Lock-down? Open? If by open you mean extensible, that's what all those APIs are for.
If by open you mean open source, that's a different debate all together - an easy argument against it would be Linux.
If by open you mean where you can take the battery out and put in SD cards - I have a Nexus One and I've never done those things on it, although I could, but never had to take the battery out (and do what?). And no I don't have an iPhone or any other phone that I use.
If by open you mean access to Apple's repo (App Store) against Apple's will, then well, that's not what I can say much about. (Jailbreak. If you say not many people do that and it shrinks your market, probably many people don't feel the need to do it. I don't think they don't know about it because it's been in the news so much.)
If by open your mean something else, I would genuinely like to know. |
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Linux doesn't have the concept of 'jailbreak'. That's what I mean.