[hijklmno]

iPhone or any "mobile" phones are not actually phone's. They used to be, at a point in the distant past. With internet connection and a processor more powerful than the computing systems of the past era, these devices have to reclassified as mobile computing devices. Then these predatory tactics would be subject to antitrust, and the perpetrators can be brought to justice. Or, is the legal system and the elected representatives so inept to act on behalf of people?

[jrek]

Where does this notion that classifying phones as a 'general computing device' magically strengthens the anti-trust case against apple come from?