Because they don't have a majority share of any major market, despite what their press releases say. They own a fraction of the cellphone, laptop, mobile markets.
And they are being investigated for anti-trust WRT price-fixing on e-books. Only letting apps they approve onto their own platform is not anti-competitive or monopolistic, in fact it's the reason they're losing to Android 2:1. They're weakening their position in the market with every one of these stories that comes out.
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Because they don't have a majority share of any major market, despite what their press releases say. They own a fraction of the cellphone, laptop, mobile markets.
And they are being investigated for anti-trust WRT price-fixing on e-books. Only letting apps they approve onto their own platform is not anti-competitive or monopolistic, in fact it's the reason they're losing to Android 2:1. They're weakening their position in the market with every one of these stories that comes out.