Comments on: Apple To Enter The FCC Auctions? http://www.coreyhammond.com/apple-to-enter-the-fcc-auctions/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=apple-to-enter-the-fcc-auctions Ramblings of Life, Sports, and Technology! Wed, 11 Aug 2010 21:04:37 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: modegy http://www.coreyhammond.com/apple-to-enter-the-fcc-auctions/comment-page-1/#comment-2 modegy Fri, 14 Sep 2007 01:30:09 +0000 http://www.coreyhammond.com/google/apple-to-enter-the-fcc-auctions#comment-2 I disagree. Apple's power doesn't lie in its devices. It runs in its software. OS X is at the heart of all of their computers, the iPhone, the Apple TV, and now the iPods. The iPod was great because of iTunes -- has anyone ever used a competing MP3 player that used Windows Media Player or Music Match to manage its files? Plus, I'm a media professional, and I can tell you know one in the business knows Pro apps better than Apple. Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Logic are at the top of their game. Plus -- let's not forget what's at the heart of 3G media -- Apple's very own QuickTime's h.263 format. It's part of the 3G standard, and Apple invented it -- and collecting royalties for every 3G phone sold. They've been in the mobile game since 3G was ratified in 2003. Which is quite funny since as of today the iPhone doesn't officially run on 3G. I disagree. Apple’s power doesn’t lie in its devices. It runs in its software.

OS X is at the heart of all of their computers, the iPhone, the Apple TV, and now the iPods.

The iPod was great because of iTunes — has anyone ever used a competing MP3 player that used Windows Media Player or Music Match to manage its files?

Plus, I’m a media professional, and I can tell you know one in the business knows Pro apps better than Apple. Final Cut Pro, Motion, and Logic are at the top of their game.

Plus — let’s not forget what’s at the heart of 3G media — Apple’s very own QuickTime’s h.263 format. It’s part of the 3G standard, and Apple invented it — and collecting royalties for every 3G phone sold. They’ve been in the mobile game since 3G was ratified in 2003. Which is quite funny since as of today the iPhone doesn’t officially run on 3G.

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