So the killer app becomes a killer app for the smart phone, but not for the iPhone.
I don't think even Android fans could say it's that cut and dry for the general population.
What's more, it's not even clear Apple wants the majority share in their market. We assume they do, but if they manage to capture the bulk of the smartphone market then a lot of things they do will start to come under stricter regulation by the FTC. As long as they are a healthy, profitable, but not dominant player they're clear to make a ton of money and edge out all competition.
Sometimes I think people profoundly misjudge Apple's business plan.
They're moving a ton of units without a killer app. A killer app could only increase sales.
"If that killer app vendor decides to support Android more effectively than they support Apple, or if for some reason they decided to drop the iPhone, that one vendor could have a devastating effect on Apple's position in the marketplace"