Google Android Will Kill the Apple iPhone

Apple is at the top of the NASDAQ, and that is great. Microsoft, who was on top of NASDAQ up to Wednes­day, May 26, 2010, has been going the path of IBM since before Vista was release (Win­dows XP was too good).

Any­ways, every week a new Android based phone hit the mar­ket, and it is bet­ter than the last one. iPhone revises it’s phone annu­ally, but the new phones still man­ages to be a step behind the lat­est and greatest.

Apple is now com­pet­ing with three or four com­pa­nies that are churn­ing out Android based phones at an incred­i­ble rate.

Fac­tor in that you can get an Android on all major US providers, com­pared to crappy AT&T only, and you have the recipe for some neg­a­tive trends with the iPhone.

Apple needs to have their hands in every­thing, and Google is giv­ing telco, pro­gram­mers, and con­tent providers the kitchen sink.

Apples reign at the top of NASDAQ will prob­a­bly be short lived, but it will not be Microsoft com­ing to reclaim the thrown, it will be Google over­tak­ing both com­pa­nies. You can already see Apple becom­ing reac­tive, with the Ver­i­zon Wire­less talks.

Apple made Cre­ative Labs, Microsoft, iRiver, and Archos media efforts mute. Google is lin­ing up to be next. Schimdt knows what direc­tion Apple is going in. He help chart the course while sit­ting on the Board of Directors.

Apples arro­gance and con­trol all way of busi­ness will ulti­mately sti­fle it’s growth. Google seems to be doing every­thing right, and the fact they helped nur­ture about $54,000,000,000 worth of busi­ness in the U.S. econ­omy, and to think that a lot of that money is avail­able to chums like you and I.

Have you made any money from Apple, lately? Have you received any­thing free from Apple, lately? Point taken.