But people in the Valley are constantly getting this wrong. The phrase is "see if the dogs eat the dogfood" and it is used when you put something up for sale and see if demand for the product develops. The other phrase is "eat your own cooking" and is used when your company has created something and you want to see if the employees will use it and love it before you put it up for sale to the general public. But for some reason, people keep mixing the two up and talking about eating their own dogfood and it makes no sense (because it makes the employees seem like dogs, for one thing).

TFA isn't very helpful, in that it only quotes the market share for Nokia and iPhone. It says that iPhone is ahead of Windows Mobile, so I guess MSFT has around 11% or something. So can we assume that most of the other 33% is RIM? iPhone has a way to go to catch the leaders...