> The iPhone was not a total revolution in phones the way you describe. It was a revolution because it actually sold and was relevant to more than just a handf

> The iPhone was not a total revolution in phones the way you describe. It was a revolution because it actually sold and was relevant to more than just a handful of high-end users. (I had phones with e-mail, web, and app capabilities prior to an iPhone, but those features were all just sideshows until the iPhone made them useful. The only use I can remember having for J2ME apps was to play Yahtzee on a Sanyo 4900.)