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By: Trend Micro Asia Pacific News Library - Android’s Open Source Platform: A Boon or a Bane?

Thu, 26 May 2011 07:22:12 +0000

[...] to run their own creations on the platform unlike on Apple devices, which adhere to the “walled garden” concept. Despite all arguments, Trend Micro believes that the Android OS, like any other OS, [...]

By: Why iPhone/iPad Apps Show Us The Future | App Culture

Why iPhone/iPad Apps Show Us The Future | App Culture — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 20:28:46 +0000

[...] TechCrunch in particular has voiced their (somewhat paranoid) fear that in the future, “all apps — desktop and mobile — might be distributed through iTunes“. A former Sun executive took it a step further, saying that “the iPhone vision [...]

By: When social responsibility eclipses the product | StephenTellis.com

When social responsibility eclipses the product | StephenTellis.com — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 08:11:46 +0000

[...] important way to provide value. Since its resurgence, Apple has thrived on a business model of walled gardens, planned obsolescence, misleading marketing, and feature restriction. These are all very [...]

By: If Apple is Disney then is the iPad Miley Cyrus? « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog

If Apple is Disney then is the iPad Miley Cyrus? « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog — Sun, 20 Jun 2010 02:38:01 +0000

[...] the iPad frenzy, I’ve been hearing a lot about Apple’s success with its walled garden approach. I objected to their proprietary closed stance on principle for a long time. When I [...]

By: A quick message to Apple

A quick message to Apple — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 03:41:55 +0000

[...] cause of these issues isn’t your censorship policies. Rather, at the core of the problem is your walled garden policy. After all, the app policies only exist to maintain the impeccably cultivated garden. A company [...]

By: FacebookはiPhoneと戦うデベロッパを支援すべきだ–そのほうが長期的には断然有利だよ

FacebookはiPhoneと戦うデベロッパを支援すべきだ–そのほうが長期的には断然有利だよ — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 11:00:25 +0000

[...] 去年の7月のThe New Apple Walled Gardenという記事で、デベロッパと熱心なiPhoneファンとのあいだに横たわるアイロニーについて書いた。後者は、ふだんはオープンスタンダードとかオープンソースの支持者であっても、ことiPhoneに関しては、それが閉じた私企業規格のプラットホームであっても平気なのだ。その記事が出たあと、誰かが予言した恐怖が現実になった。拒絶されたアプリケーション、そして拒絶されたアプリケーション、さらにまたまた拒絶されたアプリケーションという無限の連鎖だ。この件で本誌が報じた記事はものすごく多くて、どれにも大量のコメントやAppleに対する苦情や非難が寄せられ、しかも、長年Apple/iPhoneファンであった人が転向する例まで少なからず現れた。しかし、Appleへの苦情を寄せたブロガーやアプリケーションデベロッパの数に比べれば、Appleファン〜iPhoneファンの数は圧倒的に膨大であり、スマートフォンにおけるマーケットシェアも伸びているので、Appleはそれをよりどころとして平気な顔を続けた。しかしそれも、昨日（米国時間11/11）で終わりだ。 [...]

By: Facebook: Please Back Developers vs iPhone

Facebook: Please Back Developers vs iPhone — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:43:31 +0000

[...] July of last year, I wrote about The New Apple Walled Garden. The post was about the irony of developers and advocates who were otherwise open standards and [...]

By: Android v. iPhone Religious Battle Rages Within TechCrunch | The IT Chronicle

Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:16:51 +0000