Well, no, it doesn't. What made Apple fall was in the end, as the article puts it, "a series of major product flops and missed deadlines". That's not what's hap

Well, no, it doesn't. What made Apple fall was in the end, as the article puts it, "a series of major product flops and missed deadlines". That's not what's happening right now. The "Antennagate" (which one might argue wasn't a "-gate" at all) is the only "flop" from Apple (product-wise) in the past few years. iPhones, iPads and Macs are selling like hot cakes, and as much as many nerds disagree with Apple's legal actions, no word can be said about them being "flops". They're all incredible machines (Mac is incredible for developers and naïve users alike, but iOS is probably more suited to the users rather than most developers - however only a fraction of a percent of population are developers).