Success!

October 23rd, 2010

Steve Jobs, and Apple, haven’t become successful because of chance. Even if you disagree with Apple policy, they make a good products.

Apple Inc said on Friday it will no longer ship Mac computers with Adobe Systems Inc’s Flash player pre-installed, as the company continues to erect barriers to the software.

Apple’s decision does not ban Flash software from its computers — as it has from the iPhone and iPad. Users will still be able to download and install a Flash player, which is widely-used to view videos on the Web.

Apple has been publicly hostile toward Flash and Steve Jobs has criticized it as a buggy battery hog. Adobe has responded by calling Apple overly restrictive.

It just goes to prove you can be strict and still be very successful. You can click here to become successful too!

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