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guess they don’t need to innovate more then?Jobs died in 2011.
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guess they don’t need to innovate more then?Jobs died in 2011.
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Their stock sure seems to be doing fine.Be careful what you wish for. What’s apple done since Jobs passed?
Of course they do, and they have been continuously. The PC, tablet, watch and phone market is mature so innovation comes in bits and pieces, not disruption like the early days. Innovation is not defined by how drastic or cheap the change is, as the tech press has led many to believe.guess they don’t need to innovate more then?
Turned into the highest valued company in the history of the world?Be careful what you wish for. What’s apple done since Jobs passed?
Yup, the handoff integration between devices is amazing with Apple. Even the clipboard hands off seamlessly. I can copy a link on my phone and paste it on my MacBook and I didn’t need to set that up or maintain that connectivity between devices in any way.Compare IOS 3 to the current version and you’ll clearly see the innovation over the years. The seamless handoff integration between IOS, Mac OS, Apple Watch, Ear Pods in recent years has no competition In the marketplace. Apple continues to innovate with Healthcare features and the Watch.
Not that impressive. Even Windows can do that.Yup, the handoff integration between devices is amazing with Apple. Even the clipboard hands off seamlessly. I can copy a link on my phone and paste it on my MacBook and I didn’t need to set that up or maintain that connectivity between devices in any way.
I use Windows at work and Apple for my personal stuff (cuz after dealing with Windows development tools, domains and related nonsense all day, that's the last thing I want to do at home). Windows doesn't come close to the seamless/transparent Apple integration.Not that impressive. Even Windows can do that.
I guess I'm just luckyI use Windows at work and Apple for my personal stuff (cuz after dealing with Windows development tools, domains and related nonsense all day, that's the last thing I want to do at home). Windows doesn't come close to the seamless/transparent Apple integration.
I know it was a typo, and I'm not picking on you specifically ...I guess I'm just lucky. I have no issues. The feature parody is there, and the experience is seamless in my experience. I'm sure that with the billions of supported hardware combinations there are bound to be differing experiences.
“Apple is best, not first”Not that impressive. Even Windows can do that.
I know it was a typo, and I'm not picking on you specifically ...
But saying Windows is at "feature parody" to Apple is immensely hilarious to me.
I'm going to have coffee before I made a similar mistake.