We all know that Apple will be eschewing physical media for the upcoming update of its operating system (and all other apps as well) - a move that has both bad and good points. This means that Apple doesn't have to waste money on physical packaging and getting CDs duplicated, software can be released globally at the same time easily and it's good for the environment. Unfortunately, it does have some drawbacks as well. Not everybody has a high speed internet connection at home, and if they do, it might have a monthly cap, and some people might have both bad connections and a data cap.
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