HOw will they do that?

the user would need to buy additional content to enhance their experience.

Just wondering what that might be, what you might discover once you start enjoying your flight...

Radar... Oxygen... Landing Gear....

even though my zune player is long dead, I keep my subscription going. I just sync them to my android phone these days, and re-sync when the license runs out. Originally I thought I would have to get a windows phone to do this, but it works fine through windows media player of all things.

I still use this on an ancient fujitsu stylistic windows (xp) tablet. For taking notes it beats anything I've done on later stylus-less tablets.

To read the linked article, you'd think the reviews were lukewarm to negative.

Then you click on one of them, the PC magazine review and it gives it "4/5 with its "bottom line" summary as "The first easy-to-use, affordable small-screen tablet, the Amazon Kindle Fire is revolutionary." Verge was slightly less positive, giving it 75%, but finishes with "Still, there's no question that the Fire is a really terrific tablet for its price. "

You-know-who, who-must-not-be-named?

well assuming there were a gallium or similar driver for them...

So basically instead of sense or touchwiz or whatever you ran webOS as your "skin", and it handled the multi-tasking and other interface elements... but the apps themselves were android apps that ran inside "cards"..... I'd sign up for that.

But with science we can force them to be meek and timid so they keep in their place.