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Why wouldn't somebody be compelled to write exploits for the Mac OS? Even though Apple has such a small market share, it's still millions of users, whose money and personal info is just as valuable as any Windows/Linux user's. Actually Mac user info is probably more valuable since research has shown that people who use Apple products have more disposable income. The whole security via obscurity theory is bullshit… Criminals really don't give a shit about what OS a potential victim is using, unless it is less secure. Which there are less secure OS's out there… Just out of curiosity, how many exploits are there for Windows mobile? No need to flame or bash me, I'm attempting to use logic and reason to make sense of some of the comments above

Good news: Verizon stores open today!

Jun 29th 2007 10:20AM on Engadget

That is a completely different product my friend…

Dell calls it quits in the LCD TV game?

Jun 7th 2007 3:17PM on Engadget

Hmmm… Leave it to engadget to pull Apple into a completely unrelated story just to bash them. You guys are pathetic…

Zune Halo 3 Edition up for pre-order

May 16th 2007 7:42AM on Engadget

Ahhh… did someone get their feelings hurt?

Microsoft pranks with oFone, Apple rolls eyes

May 9th 2007 10:52AM on Engadget

Gotta give it to Microsh!t, at least they can poke fun at themselves…

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