The notion that smartphone and netbook users are merely passive consumers of commercial content strikes me as somewhat elitist, or at least not fully thought out.<p>Taking photos and videos is a major use case for phones, dumb and smart variations alike. A substantial portion of that material ends up being published one way or another, even if just to a circle of friends. That's content originated on a phone.<p>Similarly, Windows netbooks quickly displaced the early Linux-based attempts mainly because people wanted to run Office and other familiar apps. What is writing a Word document if not content production?