> but "phones" have not been the business of "Apple Computer" as well. I don't think of the iPhone as a phone at all. It's a computer I always have with me.

> but "phones" have not been the business of "Apple Computer" as well. I don't think of the iPhone as a phone at all. It's a computer I always have with me. Now, the main reason I always have it with me is because, rather than being an additional thing I need to carry in my pocket and always remember, it replaced a thing I need to carry in my pocket and always remember, but the "Phone" feature is the least used feature of my iPhone by far. This is how Apple approached the iPhone, too. It was initially thought of as an iPod that had the sweet feature that it could replace your phone rather than require you to carry an extra device.