This Buzz Lightyear toy IS a robot. This toy is based on a character in a movie that was a toy that was based on a fictional human in a space suit that was not a toy, a robot, or a cyborg.
Who cares if it's "native"? My iPhone's a computer. If I want, I can install a voicedialing application that works well on that computer. What does "native" have to do with it?
Q: Apple DRM is AAC -- transcoding, ripping, burning, etc. -- why not make Apple's DRM-free music MP3? [Applause]
Let me point out a few things. All the MP3s you guys sell will play fine on iPods. We chose AAC because it's a much better encoder. We don't own it. Anyone can license it, the majority of players out there can play it, and most of the big players out there play AAC. [b][Umm, no, not actually true!][/b] We're not trying to keep anyone out, we're just trying to use a superior audio technology. You can encode all your stuff in AAC as well, it'd be really easy...
What do you mean that it's not true? Of course it is.... The overwhelming majority of portable media players out there play AAC files....
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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