There is a lot of meditation on the meaning of "Everyone gets a pocket supercomputer" here.
Thing is, mobile devices are not pocket personal computers. You might wish they were, and maybe someday the few million of you, out of the 1.5-2 billion annual mobile device customers, worldwide who wish it will have mobile devices you really can take complete control of.
Heck, out of the 300 million annual PC customers, how many of them buy PCs thinking "This is my personal computer?"
And if we really want secure, controllable, personal computers, we'll need to re-invent them because PCs long ago sold out to IT and monitoring and compliance and all that.
Thing is, mobile devices are not pocket personal computers. You might wish they were, and maybe someday the few million of you, out of the 1.5-2 billion annual mobile device customers, worldwide who wish it will have mobile devices you really can take complete control of.
Heck, out of the 300 million annual PC customers, how many of them buy PCs thinking "This is my personal computer?"
And if we really want secure, controllable, personal computers, we'll need to re-invent them because PCs long ago sold out to IT and monitoring and compliance and all that.