>The iPhone didn't "change" anything or provide new features. ... What iPhone provided was a sexier, easier interface. You just contradicted yourself. The inte

>The iPhone didn't "change" anything or provide new features. ... What iPhone provided was a sexier, easier interface. You just contradicted yourself. The interfaces of those Nokia and Sony Ericsson phones were terrible for many people. People cheered when Steve Jobs talked about how he used them and he wanted to throw them against the wall because they were so annoying to use. That is a change that people felt was worthwhile and it was more than just "sexy"; it was worth getting rid of your "free" or $99 phone and paying $600 for a smart phone for the first time for millions of people. (They weren't originally subsidized.) That's not "no change."