What's really going to be interesting is to see what CurrentC's plans are for getting onto the iPhone. Apple has a history of not allowing certain products, if

What's really going to be interesting is to see what CurrentC's plans are for getting onto the iPhone. Apple has a history of not allowing certain products, if they conflict with Apple's plans for monetization. So, CurrentC might work on Android, but ... it's Android, not the iPhone, which is the one that generates the buzz in the US. Plus, there's the whole not-actually-having-a-product thing when Apple has a product in use, I suspect that CurrentC will wind up being a negotiating tool, more than an actual product. Which is kind of funny, because Apple doesn't actually have to negotiate here.