I love the way you state personal opinions as if they were undisputed facts.
While you may have been disappointed, there are many out there, including myself, who are excited by Apple's continued innovation and most of us are neither gullible nor lobotomised.
I have a Wacom tablet and it is almost never used because it's just not the same thing to draw one place and have that "ink" appear somewhere else. Drawing on the screen itself with low-latency input is much better.
Why do you deride an "8 years old" operating system? Do you have any idea the investment in time and money it requires to create an OS? (I'm a developer so I at least have some idea) You definitely don't want to throw it away every few years and start again let me tell you that! 8 years is nothing, especially with the incremental way that Apple develop their OS and their willingness to drop legacy support when the time is right and keep renewing the codebase.
"Too much greed"? Huh? Apple are a company, and growing revenue and making profit is what they are "required" to do. The amount of business innovation and business-model innovation which they have conducted to get to where they are now is in many ways more impressive than their products. Listen to the Critical Path podcast with Horace Dediu if you want to learn about this aspect. Steve Jobs was a great CEO there is no doubt but many would argue (myself included) that Tim Cook is even better as a CEO and with the backing of most of the senior execs who cut their teeth under Steve's tenure, the company is still in great shape. Steve's vision lives on in those execs and everyone else at Apple.
By the way, 97% of customers (including me and my wife) are loving their "ugly" Apple Watches, and 2016 will see new records for revenue and profit I have no doubt.