Eventually being the key word.
I just sit and roll my eyes that there isn't already a Mac solution for this. Really, ignoring 12% of the computer using public is like the government ignoring a whole minority to tell them to just wait.
I'm not race-baiting, just drawing a numerical comparison, but there's a substantially large userbase (and growing) that gets ignored all the time. I get that certain hardware manufacturers choose to not work with certain software, and those instances are well within their rights to not support macs, but you're talking about a company that already has hardware solutions for 3G internet service, as well as licensed software they use is also natively (check out Boingo.com) supported for Macs.
The fact that we still get blank stares from IT people or sales people when we say "Mac" echoes this problem. I would think that nearly 30 years after the brand was established and they own a whole LOT of the electronic marketplace in different aspects that a company like Verizon would take Macs a tad more seriously on software development.
And yes, it totally kills me that Microsoft can casually play in other areas and people take it oh-so-seriously, even after they've long since abandoned the market. Anyone remember the Microsoft Router? MSN Spot Watch? Bob?
I just also find it equally funny that there's no Windows 7 support, which is the very first Windows based OS I'd consider using since Windows 2000.
