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I have nothing against the guy but it seems like there have been a lot fewer radical innovations since Tim took over.
Please correct me if I am wrong. I’m completely open to having my opinion changed on this, but Tim-Cook-Apple seems like Boring-Apple.
You’re not wrong, but a big part of this is the maturity of the industry as a whole. The more a technology progresses, the harder it is to make significant leaps. There were many more “easy wins” back in the Jobs days as personal computers were a relatively new thing.
Definitely fewer interesting products.
Steve:
- iMac, especially the first couple
- iPod
- PowerMac
- iPhone
- iPad
Tim:
- Apple Watch
- Vision Pro
… and the idea for Watch may have started during Steve’s time, too. And I’m probably forgetting some of the ones during Steve’s time.
I remember making fun of the iPad when it came out, like pretending it’s just a huge-ass phone. Who needs this?!
I’ve used mine for hundreds of hours, now. It’s the best thing ever for power outages. It’s such a good art tablet. I love it.
So?
So he must be doing a good Jobs, that is to say Tim isn’t cooked.
update (i couldn’t resist): If he is working, let Tim cook.
Putin: I rule Russia even longer. I do super-duper cool job!
To be fair, he didn’t rush in, he put in the work!
Replace him with AI.
Plebs play their stupid game why rock the boat.
No shit, Sherlock, Jobs has been dead for a while if you didn’t notice.
