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When the Macintosh computer was
introduced in 1982, Apple made it difficult for third party software developers
to develop software for the platform. In contrast, Apple makes it relatively
easy for third-party developers to make applications that run on the iPhone.
Compare and contrast these two strategies. Also, identify the pros and cons of
this strategy. Please be explicit in your explanation
Apple Makes it Easy
for Third-Party Developers to Make Applications that Run on iPhone: Compare and
Contrast Those Two Strategies
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Apple Makes it Easy
for Third-Party Developers to Make Applications that Run on iPhone: Compare and
Contrast Those Two Strategies
In the Macintosh times, the company adopted a strategy that
would ensure that it would be difficult for third-party developers to develop
software. The main intention for this strategy is that the company could be
able to control the quality of its Apps. This strategy was good, but the
increase in the demand for social networking means that there was the need to
have software that could integrate with others phones (McKerrow,
2007).
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