> No way, he's done, the part about him "consulting" is just a way to reassure the public that the split was amicable. They probably pay him some kind of retai

> No way, he's done, the part about him "consulting" is just a way to reassure the public that the split was amicable. They probably pay him some kind of retainer because it would be disastrous for Apple if he does any work for, say, Samsung for 100 million.