I figure Apple's central cloud-computing strategy is not to offer cool services for free, but rather to make tons of money. To do this: sell tons of iPods and i

I figure Apple's central cloud-computing strategy is not to offer cool services for free, but rather to make tons of money. To do this: sell tons of iPods and iPhones and iPads, the enabling devices. Sort of like Cisco selling hardware during the initial internet boom, and getting incredibly rich, while others experimented with silly dotcoms etc.