Apple Watch
Apple's Explosive iPhone Update
Brian Caulfield, 03.17.09, 9:00 PM ET

CUPERTINO, Calif.--There were many things Apple did not announce 
Tuesday. It did not unveil a tablet computer with a four-core 
processor, a touchscreen and a high-speed wireless link to the iTunes 
media store.

Chief Executive Steve Jobs did not come back early from medical 
leave. Apple iPhone software chief Scott Forstall did not show any 
signs of suffering from rabies. Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak did 
not appear--shaved and sporting green body paint--as a "special 
guest" to close the presentation with an interpretive dance.

No, Apple was too busy offering up something much more radical, even 
if the details can be eye-glazingly geeky. Hidden amid the 100 new 
iPhone software features due later this summer are all the 
ingredients Apple needs to concoct a monstrously big dose of digital 
nitroglycerin. Wait for it, because this thing is about to go "boom."

The key is the device's ability to become whatever a user needs. 
Typically, the more a gizmo does, the worse it gets at each separate 
job. Less is always more. The iPhone, however, is arguably better at 
everything it does, because it does so much.

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http://www.forbes.com/2009/03/17/apple-iphone-software-technology-internet-infrastructure-apple.html

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