Because plenty of other recent Tim Cook/Apple CEO threads haven't been enough.
Because some feel they can manage a 42 billion dollar company better than he can, all while making this known on an opinionated website.
Because plenty of other recent Tim Cook/Apple CEO threads haven't been enough.
Because some feel they can manage a 42 billion dollar company better than he can, all while making this known on an opinionated website.
Well there is the issue, you can't force innovation or ideas. The iPod came out of Jobs wanting to enable his daughter to have more music in her pocket than a cassette tape could hold. The iPhone came out of the desire not to have to carry more than one device with you.Well, at least I wouldn't repeat "Strongest pipeline" lie for 3 years in a row. And would force the company to make some really innovative products. Won't disclose the details, but I have a pretty clear vision on what it should be, how it could be manufactured and would certainly discuss the design concept with Jony and push that thing forward together. Oh and the ideas are pretty much a way to simplify the line-up, yet make it have some diversity at the same time.
I don't compare him to Steve Jobs. Steve simply knew his peoples' strengths and weaknesses. And he was mentally so strong, that he shaped the world to his ideal. And Tim would've been a great CEO in Steve's ideal world. That's why he chose him. But Steve is no more around and his Distortion Field faded out, too. Therefore, what we see is just the true Tim, unaffected by that distortion field. Tim is now acting on his true own, which can be seen when compared to what Apple did for the first 2-3 years after Jobs' passing and what it's doing currently.
NFLX trading at over 300 P/E and over $50B market cap is crazy. It would take a minimum of decades before an investment like that pays for itself.
Obviously one would have to make a damn hybrid like Surface Pro or Surface Book. Nobody wants to buy two devices when one is clearly enough the days. Touch Bar is ridiculous when you can have a whole touch screen. There is just no excuse for it.
MacBooks are so dated.
It's a defensive move. At some point all the good content is going to be controllled by hardware companies and if they make it exclusive to other platforms...
Not like apple knows what else to do with its cash horde
If im the CEO then I only care about making money, I shouldn't really care about mac production if it doesn't account for much money, even if I personally want it
I'm confident that Apple can do it without having to acquire NFLX. They have enough cash to produce their own content.
probably I would focus more on the iPhone because that's where all the money is
also try and bribe donald trump to shutup about offshore manufacturing to avoid having to bring jobs back to the usa
^ If im the CEO then I only care about making money, I shouldn't really care about mac production if it doesn't account for much money, even if I personally want it
Rein in Jony Ive.
The man is an artist but he's not the best engineer.
Diamond cut chamfers that lead to flaking anodizing, bendgate, touch-disease, backs popping off apple watches, the jet-black scratch magnet. Those are all wholly predictable outcomes of bad engineering choices. Beautiful engineering choices.... but still bad.
I never rooted for Apple, they are a company that now makes products I like, no more, no less. I have no attachment to the old Apple and a mild attachment to the new Apple. Ymmv. However I still want them to make products I like and enjoy using.Well there is the issue, you can't force innovation or ideas. The iPod came out of Jobs wanting to enable his daughter to have more music in her pocket than a cassette tape could hold. The iPhone came out of the desire not to have to carry more than one device with you.
Apple's philosophy has been to make products people want to buy not make something and then work out how to sell it. On the whole this has served them well. And as has been mentioned before the Apple of today is different to the Apple of 5 years ago. There is a difference between running one of the largest companies in the world and running the scrappy underdog that Apple used to be. I think the problem really comes down to people like to root for the underdog and that isn't Apple any more.