washing machines have operating systems as advanced and flexible as Tizen
You provided no citation or link.
washing machines have operating systems as advanced and flexible as Tizen
I googled it so he doesn’t have to.You provided no citation or link.
Explain how "10 stores" is a functionality. A functionality is the capability to do something. It's not the functionality's fault that there's competition.Most perfect example ever !!😂
If there are 10 stores and all have only one app each that I want. As a customer I now need to handover my credit card details to 10 different companies rather than one.
How does that benefit me, the consumer ?
Written in 2017."In the future"
In a article from 2017 ie 3 years ago."In the future"
What free market (other then stuff you don't have to pay forSorry, not free market's fault.
they want liability for fraud? Free market already solved your problem.
In a article from 2017 ie 3 years ago.
"This is an old question already.
When you check this Samsung Machine, it has Tizen.
(deleated youtube video - who knows why given youtube algorithm seems to be written by clueless chimps, given the date of 2016 it appears to be the prototype)
So, yes, some modern and recent (when I write the answer) washing machines have operating systems as advanced and flexible as Tizen (based on Linux).
Although other old washing machines can use particular software or even be completely electro-mechanical devices." - Does a washing machine have an operating system?
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My gosh are you seriously that far out of touch that you require a citation for something like that? It really doesn’t go amiss to educate yourself in a discussion.You provided no citation or link.
Most perfect example ever !!😂
If there are 10 stores and all have only one app each that I want. As a customer I now need to handover my credit card details to 10 different companies rather than one.
How does that benefit me, the consumer ?
In a free market, this is gonna happen:
Me, consumer: Epic, get your ass on App Store, I don't want to download your store.
Epic: sorry, but Apple charges 30% commission, can you imagine that? Please come to my store, or this store made by Google that charges only 10%. If you use the App Store, we will charge you more.
Me: sounds reasonable, gonna check out the Google Store.
Apple: motherfu Google charges 10%. Let's lower our price to 15%.
Me: 15% isn't so bad, plus it's Apple, gonna the deal.
In a free market, this is gonna happen:
Google, Samsung, LG, Oppo, et al: Look at all the freedom we offer! Buy from anywhere, do your own vetting, side load a torrent if you chose!
Me, consumer: I'm a busy person who would rather pay a bit more to have a curated experience.
Market: here, let me introduce you to iPhone.
You: but I hate the shackles that iPhone puts on billion dollar game makers!
Market: let me introduce you to everyone else.
No need. I’m very familiar with washing machines. Got one myself; has notifications, both WiFi and NFC, also control the automatic dosing system, the inbuilt display etc. Same with our Fridge.Why don't you educate yourself what an operating system is?
No need. I’m very familiar with washing machines. Got one myself; has notifications, both WiFi and NFC, also control the automatic dosing system, the inbuilt display etc. Same with our Fridge.
My Range Rover and my wife’s Audi also have operating systems. And a whole network in the car with a variety of apps that can be installed and displayed and interacted with on the various screens.
Dude you need more experience and imagination. There are a lot more operating systems than you can imagine.
I actually wrote one as well specially for blockchain interoperability and also supportive of applications being deployed. But to my standard and specification, and transactions do attract a fee as well. It’s available and in use for about 570 banks now and some central banks and regulators.
I really think you just haven’t got a clue what you are on about. Not in regards to IT, not in regards to what consumers want, not in regards to the choices that are available already, and not even in regards to the legal aspects of this case.
LOL So in the same response where you change the goal posts on what you meant; after several people gave you examples that disproved your points. You now have the audacity to assert (without even knowing any detail about it) that you know better than I what I did.Okay I'll qualify that I meant general-purpose operating systems. I didn't buy an iPhone to get an embedded operating system.
I don't believe you wrote an operating system. An application program maybe. Don't fool yourself and think what you wrote is part of the operating system (say, a kernel module). Don't lecture me on IT if you can't distinguish an application program from the operating system .
LOL So in the same response where you change the goal posts on what you meant; after several people gave you examples that disproved your points. You now have the audacity to assert (without even knowing any detail about it) that you know better than I what I did.
Hmm ok then 🤣
Ahem you changed the goal post by how you defined what an operating system is to you. You choose to do that all by yourself. Nothing to do with me or anybody else. You choose to do that after several examples were provided that don’t seem to fit with what you presented as an argument.Caught self-aggrandizing so change the subject...
Does any other major hardware and software maker ever do that? Only on Apple.
In a free market, this is gonna happen:
Me, consumer: Epic, get your ass on App Store, I don't want to download your store.
Epic: sorry, but Apple charges 30% commission, can you imagine that? Please come to my store, or this store made by Google that charges only 10%. If you use the App Store, we will charge you more.
Me: sounds reasonable, gonna check out the Google Store.
Apple: motherfu Google charges 10%. Let's lower our price to 15%.
Me: 15% isn't so bad, plus it's Apple, gonna take the deal.
There, you ended up exactly where you were before and you paid less. That's the magic™ of competition.
Tesla, sony, Nintendo, microsoft xbox, TiVo, Cisco, etc. etc.Does tizen prevent you from install apps Samsung didn't approve?
Does any other major hardware and software maker ever do that? Only on Apple.
1. Okay I'll qualify that I meant general-purpose operating systems. I didn't buy an iPhone to get an embedded operating system.
Walmart = iOS, Target = Android. Why don't people understand this? People's arguments here are similar to wanting to force Walmart to have a Target inside its same infrastructure.
You physically need to leave Walmart, travel some miles unless you are lucky and have a target next door (there are no Target and Walmart next door where I live) and physically walk in to a Target store.
Same applies with iOS and Android. Leave the iOS "store" and walk in to Android "store".
1. Okay I'll qualify that I meant general-purpose operating systems. I didn't buy an iPhone to get an embedded operating system.
2. I don't believe you wrote an operating system. An application program maybe. Don't fool yourself and think what you wrote is part of the operating system (say, a kernel module). Don't lecture me on IT if you can't distinguish an application program from the operating system.
3. I paid the same price for iPhone as you did, yet somehow you represent "the consumers" and I don't. When did the consumers' council appoint you?
4. I don't have a law degree, and I always intended my expressions as personal opinions, not official adjudications. Yet somehow you declare to be the legal authority. Did you get a law degree specializing in antitrust laws?
If you side lid and use your own payment portal then a lot less than 30%Come on, how many people do that? 0.0 something %?
By the way, what's the rate there? I guess 30% too... isn't it?
If you side lid and use your own payment portal then a lot less than 30%
Side loading is higher than 0%.
I did it when I was in Android so your 0.0% is already inaccurate.
I hate to break it to you but Android isn’t a walled garden like iOS.