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: IPBizThe "next step" after innovation?
By Lawrence B. Ebert, Esq.
One commenter on iTunes:
I held off and held off but finally installed the new version of iTunes (v7.7.1) - the invasiveness of this application (for those readers living in the southern US, I liken it to kudzu) is starting to make me think twice about another iPod?and I love my iPod...our family loves their iPods (we have four in a family of six), but I?m growing weary of iTunes.
It started a version or two ago, but reared its head this update. I run WinPatrol to alert me to any new services or auto-runs in Windows. It took me nearly 20 minutes (and a reboot) to rid myself of unwanted Apple stuff...here are the reasons I'm ignoring the next Apple iTunes update: (...)
Safari - this one really, REALLY set me off. Why? Because during the install I explicitly UNselected the box next to Safari. But there it is, happily sitting with an entry in Add/Remove programs and a desktop icon. Apple, Firefox remains my browser of choice even if you force your browser on me.
Full post as published by IPBiz on September 06, 2008 (boomark / email).
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