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What should Apple buy with their billions? A carrier.

As far as I’m concerned there is only one thing that could be totally game-changing for Apple’s main business, iOS devices, at this point: total freedom from the carriers. The only way to ensure this is for Apple to create its own carrier. A carrier that serves iOS devices with an always-on data connection that allows them to take advantage of their features in a way that the current carrier system never could.

Interesting POV, though A) A little oversimplified, and B) I would guess Google would make that jump before Apple would. That being said I’ve often wondered if one were interested in creating a new (read: “technologically modern”) carrier, whether the economics would be better to buy a current carrier and strip down the parts they don’t need, or to build their own from the ground up sans all the legacy tech that carriers inevitably have to support.

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On my better days, I call myself an entrepreneur. Mostly I like to play in the nexus of technology and the Internet.

I run a consulting company that works with entertainment and government entities called Spytap Industries. S.I. has worked with a broad base of clientele including feature films, TV series, A-list talent, online content creators, Multi Channel Networks, The Department of Defense, DARPA, and The Congressional Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction and Terrorism (CPWMD).

I'm also the CEO of a stealth startup working to power the next phase of mainstream media (more on that soon.) At nights and on weekends I build things that I think should exist (online and off.)

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