Nothing surprising really.
I know critics are not welcomes on this fanboy forum, but I've been using Mac since I'm 14 and clearly this is the beginning of the end. You can't tell that by the current numbers, because sure, Apple has now gone mainstream and make crazy money.
But that's exactly why smart, early adopters will soon ditch Apple: what Apple used to be good with, as the alternative outsider to Microsoft, was quality control, innovation, more easily accessible options etc...
Now Macs will have more and more bugs, and for those who know what Planned Obsolescence is, devices will less and less solid. Plus they don't innovate anymore, the iPhone 4S for is an iPhone 4 with a useless faster chip, a slightly better camera, and a voice gadget nobody uses after playing with it for the first month. As for OSX Lion, it's a failure, that's the less installed OSX upgrade of all time, lots of people stayed on Snow Leopard.
And finally, of course, Steve Jobs is gone, and official documents show that he has the iPhone 5 ready. I don't whose decision it was to finally just release a crappy iPhone 4 update one year after the first one, even if they were sure to sell crapload of them thanks to stupid sheep consumer who just discovered Apple (lots of stupid bvtches now have an Iphone or Macbook in my class, and they don't know what Cocoa or Spaces are...)...after the mainstream, there is always the demise.
