Originally Posted by Faust:
“Hey, I said it worked fine. Even the most ardent Apple fan would have to admit there has been a distinct lack of innovation at Apple of late, in fact since SJ passed. It used to be that others followed when Apple released a product. It's now Apple that's doing the following.
The iP7 release has to be the biggest non-event stunt Apple has pulled in years.”
Yes, innovation, SJ, yaddy yaddy.
But what doesn't it do, that people other than dummies need it to do on a day to day basis?
What sorts of things do you find yourself, on a regular basis, doing on an Android phone that you simply can't do on an iPhone because of the limitations of iOS?
Not for the first time, you'd think SJ was plucking revolutionary products out of his backside every tine he went on a stage. In the time he was at Apple, there was the original Mac, the iPod, the iPhone. And the iPad, which at the time was slated by many for just being a big iPhone.
Not to mention that 'innovation' often seems to get confused with 'invention'. there is plenty of innovation in Apple products if you look past what something looks like.