character - interesting, but I don't know how many teens are likely to go buying $100 Chinese dictionaries; the way to get at them is via iPad, probably, whatever else may happen with Android I think Apple's almost a lock to win the tablet war in K12 schools at least.
numble - I don't know what Microsoft's thinking with Pink; makes me less inclined to support Windows Phone 7, actually, Microsoft's so far behind in the mobile OS wars that the last thing they need is a second mobile OS to occupy their limited number of mobile software developers with. Particularly since this is apparently focused on the US market, which thanks to our screwy carrier subsidy system is probably the market that's least interested in giving up that much functionality to save an extra $20 on their next phone.
ciaocibai - It's tough to know exactly how many Pleco sales come via the US now, actually - Apple reports anything ordered via the US iTunes store as a US sale, even if it's someone in China ordering with a US-based iTunes account, so expat and non-expat Americans (and other people who set up US iTunes accounts so they can buy things like music downloads that iTunes doesn't sell in their home country) get lumped together. This may be another good subject for a customer survey, actually.
And I just ordered one of the new MacBooks myself; ironically, in spite of Pleco's new focus on i-somethings I'd only had a Mac desktop before now (made the switch to Windows way back in 2003 when CodeWarrior for Palm went Windows-only), with a Toughbook Y7 for on-the-go use. The Toughbook is still the best laptop I've ever owned, but it's completely impossible to make into a Hackintosh, even if I were inclined to write iPhone software on what Apple considers to be an illegal system.