I believe that many Apple fans are tired of manufacturers who are refusing to make their products compatible with Apple hardware and software. Most of the arguments that they used to use are long gone. Now it is usually a case of internal politics that keep some manufacturers from making their products work with Apple products. While Apple has carried their share of blame earlier, I am thrilled with the measures that they have taken to make their products compatible. So, here I am focusing on issues that are tied to other manufacturers.
I would like to focus on one manufacturer after another to persuade them to drop the politics and start focusing on the customer. The first company that I am focusing on is Casio.
If you would like to add your voice to this effort, please visit the following blog and add links to it:
» Casio Compatibility Problems
This is a non-commercial effort. I will not be incorporating advertising into the blog and have no intention of using this for profit.
Thanks for listening,
John G
I would like to focus on one manufacturer after another to persuade them to drop the politics and start focusing on the customer. The first company that I am focusing on is Casio.
If you would like to add your voice to this effort, please visit the following blog and add links to it:
» Casio Compatibility Problems
This is a non-commercial effort. I will not be incorporating advertising into the blog and have no intention of using this for profit.
Thanks for listening,
John G