Apple to Vista upgraders: 'Wait': "Apple's iTunes music software is not fully compatible with Vista, Microsoft's newest operating system."
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1 comment:
Not a surprising sentiment coming from "microsftisawesome.com" and the irony of someone writing about Microsoft complaining about monopolies was not lost on me. Still, I don't think there's any doubt Apple could have had the upgrade ready had they chosen to do so. Presuming, that is, that Microsoft made available all the API and code information necessary. Let's remember that Microsoft has its own music player in the marketplace and may not be all that interested in "supporting" the iPod.
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