All media in the iTunes store (with the one exception of music) is DRM: well, I'd say music is one giant exception, since that's what 90% of its users buy from that store.
All applications must be signed by Apple, an unprecedented level of control for a general purpose computer: that's the point, it's not meant to be a general purpose computer, it's meant to be a device that lets you browse the web, read books and watch movies.
All media in the iTunes store (with the one exception of music) is DRM: well, I'd say music is one giant exception, since that's what 90% of its users buy from that store.
All applications must be signed by Apple, an unprecedented level of control for a general purpose computer: that's the point, it's not meant to be a general purpose computer, it's meant to be a device that lets you browse the web, read books and watch movies.