> If Apple devoted their focus to products in proportion to their revenue, then they would be putting 12x as much effort into the iPhone than they would for the

> If Apple devoted their focus to products in proportion to their revenue, then they would be putting 12x as much effort into the iPhone than they would for the entire Mac lineup. Consider: - iPhones will suck if developers stop making software for them. - You need XCode to make software for iPhones - XCode only runs on MacOS If developers start abandoning Mac en masse, that's going to hurt iOS a lot. Also, if photographers, videographers, animators, designers, audio engineers, etc start championing Windows or Linux as their platform of choice, the average person will follow eventually. "All the pros I know use X" persuades a lot of average people. And if people aren't using Mac, there's a lot less reason to use iPhone as opposed to Android. I hate to use the word "synergy", but that seems to be what they're risking here.