When Apple stripped the ports off the MacBook Pro, 30,000 people paid HYPER more than $3 million to put them back. That was the whole business plan - and it worked.
Nice, Inc. turned a problem Apple never bothered to fix - tangled chargers nobody could tell apart - into CableKeeps, a line of $16 rubber sea creatures molded just north of Seattle.
The company that decided the phone in your pocket shouldn't die before you do - and built a battery business out of everyone's least favorite icon, the red one.