Henry Blodget describes how Apple is the new Microsoft for mobile computing at Silicon Alley Insider. Now, I am no Apple phan (I own no Apple products, hardware or software) but I have admired their comeback story -- though not their arrogance, which is now getting the company into trouble.
Mr Blodget's article contains several key phrases that show Apple's keen understanding of where some aspects of computing's next destinations are located:
Mr Blodget's article contains several key phrases that show Apple's keen understanding of where some aspects of computing's next destinations are located:
In reality, "music" and "phone calls" are just apps...
Fortunately for Apple, iPods aren't really "music players," and the larger mobile platform market is very much alive.Not that Apple understands all of it, having missed out on the netbook phenom.
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