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The Macalope: Not counterintuitive, anti-intuitive

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<p>Oftentimes the Macalope will not link to something because it seems like trolling. This time, however, he’s just not providing a link to it because it’s so dumb.</p><p>Writing for The Motley Fool, Daniel Kline asks “Are Strong iPhone Sales Actually a Weakness for Apple?” (tip o’ the antlers to Shawn King (https://twitter.com/ShawnKing/status/445330572974751744)).</p><p>Eeeyup. He wrote that.</p>

<p>Apple may be incredibly successful, but the company’s fortunes could shift dramatically if anything disrupts the iPhone business.</p>

<p>Like … what? Kitten phones?</p><p>It’s not impossible for Apple to get disrupted, of course, but who’s going to do it?</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2109180/the-macalope-not-counterintuitive-anti-intuitive.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>

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