 | Rings a certain familiarity Odd, this devices sounds just like another smartphone device.
I believe it was made by some company that uses a fruit as their symbol...but who cares about them .
All sarcasm aside: Here is the real kicker though - the more restrictions you put on a device or software the faster someone will figure a way around it. So, you pay your R&D, what - millions of dollars and a couple of years to cripple the phone when someone will turn around and remove the restrictions in probably a months time. I don't think companies will ever get "it". Don't think so? Do you think DRM has stopped piracy? The only thing piracy has done is prevent honest consumers from making copies for themselves. |