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<blockquote data-quote="Randy B. Singer" data-source="post: 1949569" data-attributes="member: 190607">According to the article that I cited, that isn't at all what Apple is doing.&nbsp; A quote:&quot;Still, Apple is stopping short of merging its operating systems — a step other tech giants have taken. The company believes it can make better Macs and iPads by keeping their operating systems separate. &quot;Apple realizes that each category of device (iPhone, iPad, and Macintosh) requires it's own OS that is appropriate for that sort of device.&nbsp; However, it is in everybody's best interests (both Apple's and their customer's) if going from one device to the other is as seamless and as familiar as possible.Basically Apple is hoping to entice the many many users of the iPhone to buy and use Apple's other devices because they will all be part of a recognizable Apple ecosystem offering a somewhat familiar experience, and interoperating seamlessly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Randy B. Singer, post: 1949569, member: 190607"] According to the article that I cited, that isn't at all what Apple is doing. A quote: "Still, Apple is stopping short of merging its operating systems — a step other tech giants have taken. The company believes it can make better Macs and iPads by keeping their operating systems separate. " Apple realizes that each category of device (iPhone, iPad, and Macintosh) requires it's own OS that is appropriate for that sort of device. However, it is in everybody's best interests (both Apple's and their customer's) if going from one device to the other is as seamless and as familiar as possible. Basically Apple is hoping to entice the many many users of the iPhone to buy and use Apple's other devices because they will all be part of a recognizable Apple ecosystem offering a somewhat familiar experience, and interoperating seamlessly. [/QUOTE]

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