By financing iPhones directly, Apple locks in iPhone users to a rolling subscription, enters the second-hand market in a big way and removes a piece of mobile operators' relationship with users
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Read MoreLots of interesting stuff in this year's Apple product launch event - iPhones, an iPad 'Pro' and a new version of the Apple TV.
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2000: Mobile operators will own the customer
2015: Car companies, TV companies...
For as long as the idea of the 'mobile internet' has been around, we've thought of it as a cut-down subset of the 'real' Internet. It's time to invert that - to think about mobile as the real internet and the desktop as the limited, cut-down version.
Read MoreIn 1999, the peak of the film-camera industry, consumers took around 80bn photos (according to Kodak). We're taking far more now, but how many more? At least 2 trillion, maybe double that, maybe more.
Read MoreCars are going to change a lot in the next few decades. Electricity on one hand and software on the other change what a car is, how it gets made and who might own one.
Read More'Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful'
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