This article is basically just speculation on his part but I disagree with his premise. He’s looking at the next generation iPhone like Microsoft looks at prod

This article is basically just speculation on his part but I disagree with his premise. He’s looking at the next generation iPhone like Microsoft looks at products which is to stuff as many features in as possible. Even if they don’t work all that well. But Apple tends to be the opposite. They’ll go so far as to leave out features that other competitors have if they think the technology isn’t there yet. Which is why I don’t expect to see things like office document editing in the next iPhone. The whole post reminds me of this video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXAcwriid0&feature=player_embedded http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeXAcwriid0&feature=playe...