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I’ve never liked Apple at all, but I’m very worried about the actual situation in the US: after the iPad’s presentation, while lots of applications are going open source like Symbian, Steve Jobs asked for some unbelievable privileges.

First of all, the Apple’s CEO claimed that Nokia won’t be able to sell devices in the US anymore: no, I’m not jocking.

This is what Jobs means for competition: preventing alternatives. The same applies to a new awesome device. The JooJoo is a 12,1″ tablet with an integrated webcam that will cost like the iPad do.

Well, my opinion doesn’t change: I really don’t know what to do with similar devices… but I can’t stand that Apple is trying to stop its selling too.

It features accelerometer, multi-touch and so on: even Google is making changes on Chromium OS to fit future tablet devices. And what about OLPC?

The next XO laptop will be a tablet too: other political limits are slowing its production — it would be sold for just $75. I’m waiting for the XO-3 because I plan to use it as an e-book reader, as well.

BTW I don’t like the Jobs’ communist way of trading: he dreams an Apple-only world like Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov (AKA Lenin) did for Russia.