Re:Apple’s Heir Apparent Is More Like Tim Cook Than Steve Jobs
by chubbyrabbit on Monday July 22, 2019 @08:38PM
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> That seems to be a result of scaling vertical with the existing product line, not horizontally with new better product categories.
Nothing wrong with that. It doesn't imply a lack of innovation as well. They provide a good enough improvement on all software, hardware and service fronts to keep customer buying year on year.
A lack of a new breakthrough product doesn't mean lack of innovation from Apple. In my opinion it only means two things:
- The technology is not there yet for a new "iPhone" type of breakthrough.
- The expectation of people on Apple is so high considering their success in the past decade.
Nothing wrong with that. It doesn't imply a lack of innovation as well. They provide a good enough improvement on all software, hardware and service fronts to keep customer buying year on year.
A lack of a new breakthrough product doesn't mean lack of innovation from Apple. In my opinion it only means two things:
- The technology is not there yet for a new "iPhone" type of breakthrough.
- The expectation of people on Apple is so high considering their success in the past decade.