When Apple (AAPL 0.53%) released the iPhone 4S, many of the complaints about the device were that it simply didn't bring very much new to the table. Was that Apple's fault, or have these devices reached a point where they satisfy consumer needs so well that upgrading each time a new version comes out just won't be necessary anymore? In this video, Motley Fool contributor Steve Heller gives some of his thoughts on why these devices may now be disruptively adequate.
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Are Mobile Devices Finally "Good Enough"?
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A chat with Steve Heller about whether smartphones are now so good, that the old idea of the upgrade cycle has become obsolete.
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