Quote of the month from article on iPhone's rise and "fall"
What if Microsoft took a 30% tax for all of those (not made by Microsoft) that were sold? They'd have so much money they'd have to burn it just to store it.
The article itself is a long-winded but thoughtful analysis and history of the iPhone. Tommi Ahonen is fun to read if you care about the mobile industry but uses too many words. Basically he argues that the iPhone market-share is currently peaking or has peaked (doesn't mean that iPhone will die, or that he hates the iPhone, just that while Apple will continue to be extremely profitable it still is a small luxury niche player in the mobile market).
