That darn cat: Schrödinger’s iPhone revenue<article>
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<p>Once again, The Macalope is forced to drag Schrödinger’s cat from its theoretical box in order to present the mystery of how the iPhone’s percentage of Apple’s revenue can be both bad when it’s high and bad when it’s low.</p><p>If you hear a lot of hissing and plaintive meowing, you know why.</p><p>The cat’s name is Mr. Whiskers, by the way. Nobody every asks that on quantum mechanics tests but you can put it down for extra credit.</p><p>Writing for MarketWatch, Jon Swartz says <a href="
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That darn cat: Schrödinger’s iPhone revenue
