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<blockquote data-quote="Doug b" data-source="post: 1366038" data-attributes="member: 59143">Obviously, it has nothing to do with being able to do what you're asking. Of course they could make it so that it would be possible to do all of that, but then.. that would defeat the purpose of how they've set up their infrastructure and eco-system, as it were.&nbsp; There's a reason for it. I personally don't like every aspect of it, and the politics involved, but I understand why it is the way it is. And it's my choice to either take it or leave it. I knew from the start what the limitations were for iOS and the physical interface, so it was easy to decide if I wanted to compromise, or if I was willing to find ways around the issues. Heck, it's never been a secret that most of what you have to work with when purchasing an iOS device is proprietary in nature. It's been one of the most compelling arguments that people who use Windows, NIX and Android systems, use. It just seems that you're barking up the wrong tree when you go on about the &quot;goons&quot; whom were likely only trying to help you. That said, look at this: <a href="http://www.hypershop.com/category-s/210.htm" target="_blank">iFlashDrive</a>Doug</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Doug b, post: 1366038, member: 59143"] Obviously, it has nothing to do with being able to do what you're asking. Of course they could make it so that it would be possible to do all of that, but then.. that would defeat the purpose of how they've set up their infrastructure and eco-system, as it were. There's a reason for it. I personally don't like every aspect of it, and the politics involved, but I understand why it is the way it is. And it's my choice to either take it or leave it. I knew from the start what the limitations were for iOS and the physical interface, so it was easy to decide if I wanted to compromise, or if I was willing to find ways around the issues. Heck, it's never been a secret that most of what you have to work with when purchasing an iOS device is proprietary in nature. It's been one of the most compelling arguments that people who use Windows, NIX and Android systems, use. It just seems that you're barking up the wrong tree when you go on about the "goons" whom were likely only trying to help you. That said, look at this: [url=http://www.hypershop.com/category-s/210.htm]iFlashDrive[/url] Doug [/QUOTE]

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