> iPhones aren't a "market" Interestingly, lawyers/regulators can define a "market" any way they want. The courts can decide. But, while iPhones are part of

> iPhones aren't a "market" Interestingly, lawyers/regulators can define a "market" any way they want. The courts can decide. But, while iPhones are part of the "phone market", "iOS Apps" are their own unique market. Probably only a matter of time before regulators think of it that way.