CNN has a post dedicated to the iPhone 5 rumors on its frontpage. Maybe I'm nearly the end of my work day and I'm tired so I'm not thinking clearly but I don't think there's anything wrong with that. Just wanted to note it. Maybe the mention of "iPhone 5" is a click-bait and I want in on it.
Well, that's what I think why CNN put the post and link front and center. Seriously. That or it's really really slow news day and that the impending shutdown of the federal government isn't big enough of a draw (pushed to the left of the website) or that CNN sources doesn't think it'll happen.
Whatever the reason, what is not amiss is the fact that Apple's mobile strategy is now mainstream. Technology, especially mobile tech, is no longer the domain of geekdom but that it belongs to society as a whole. It's why there are long lines a month after the iPad 2 was launched, why it's sold out everywhere in the countries Apple has launched it, and why its updated tablet is the most sought after device on the Asian tech black market.
Android may command the largest market share and RIM just barely continues to be ahead of the iPhone, but make not mistake that it is Apple that commands the mobile revenue and it is Apple's mobile vision that is and will dictate where mobile is headed.
More at CNN.
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