No, it's not Apple's servers! The bandwidth for the app itself is small in comparison to the bandwidth for the content (streaming music or movies) which Apple does NOT host or help with at all.
And if you'd go back to the actual case law in the Microsoft case instead of linking to dictionaries and wikipedia, then maybe you'd realize the case law is more applicable than expected. The market can be defined much more narrowly than "smartphones" for the purpose of anti-trust.
And if you'd go back to the actual case law in the Microsoft case instead of linking to dictionaries and wikipedia, then maybe you'd realize the case law is more applicable than expected. The market can be defined much more narrowly than "smartphones" for the purpose of anti-trust.