Why Apple is perfectly happy to let the metaverse pass it by
While Tim Cook was characteristically mum on the future of Apple, he dropped some clues about where Apple is headed.
While Tim Cook was characteristically mum on the future of Apple, he dropped some clues about where Apple is headed.
Several of Apple's most ambitious features have yet to be released. While most of them should arrive, some important ones will likely be delayed further.
Apple only seems to be open to changing its policies when enough pressure from the outside is applied.
The best part of the Apple experience has long been "it just works." The question is… what happens when it doesn't?
In the tech business, you're only as good as your next move. No company can afford to rest on its laurels, and even Apple is not an exception.
Every big tech company in the world has got to be looking down the road to figure out where our digital future is headed, and Apple's no exception.
Apple's value is like that of a country and threats to the company often come from countries themselves. And some of those threat are the biggest that Apple is facing at this very moment.
Sometimes you can trace the trajectory of technological advances to see how they might end up in an Apple device, and perhaps even get an idea of when.
As big, successful, and rich as Apple is, it isn't without challenges—many of which seem to be rearing their heads.
Apple is very careful about how it talks about its products but a lot can be deciphered if you look at their words closely.
What does the future hold for macOS? There are signs in Big Sur, and the move to Apple silicon will surely have an influence.
Sure, hitting your move, exercise, and stand goals are great, but being able to compete and compare your stats with friends could make the experience so much better.
Apple's dug itself into a hole with the iPad, but now is the time to change everything (again).
Since Tim Cook took the reins in Cupertino, almost four years ago, a gradual but inexorable change has taken place. And, speaking as a longtime follower of the company, there was to me no greater indication of that than this past week's kerfuffle over artist royalty payments, and the eventual policy reversal from the company. Let us count the ways in which this whole to-do reflects the changing face of the company.
Weird as it may sound, I'm still using iPhoto.
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