The smartphone becomes too smart?

[98winds]

Where's the tipping point?

When the market start to split between between gadget lovers, and, normal users...?

 

[T'hain Esh Kelch]

Compare with computers. The OS and software is exactly the same, the costumer just pick whatever software fits their uses.

 

[willmtaylor]

The two aren’t mutually exclusive, and for years the iPhone has appealed to both.

 

[eyoungren]

Where's the tipping point?

When the market start to split between between gadget lovers, and, normal users...?

The two aren’t mutually exclusive, and for years the iPhone has appealed to both.

Normal users have always been Apple's target customer.

The fact that the iPhone appeals to 'gadget lovers' just turned out to be a bonus.

 

[willmtaylor]

Normal users have always been Apple's target customer.

The fact that the iPhone appeals to 'gadget lovers' just turned out to be a bonus.

Let’s be clear though. There are those who like shiny new tech, but then there are the tech-savy. Of course there is overlap, but they are two different groups.

 

[Beenblacklisted]

Normal users have always been Apple's target customer.

The fact that the iPhone appeals to 'gadget lovers' just turned out to be a bonus.

it does not.

 

[Jimmy James]

it does not.

It does.