Look at it this way... it they make it thin enough, it'll fold when we sit down with it in our pocket.Super thin and light iPhone this fall. Folding iPhone in 2026 or 2027. Fin.
Look at it this way... it they make it thin enough, it'll fold when we sit down with it in our pocket.Super thin and light iPhone this fall. Folding iPhone in 2026 or 2027. Fin.
to operate a device yes.bro couldn’t have been more right though. Nobody uses styluses. Nobody wants to use their device with a stylus instead of their fingers.
While it's clear that customers would clearly vote jobs back in; i have my doubts when it comes to shareholders. They'd likely elect to keep cook with his proven track record of maximising short term shareholder returns; vs jobs who was more innovative and interested in longevity at the expense of immediate returns.
really wouldn't have this problem had they not followed Google and combined the URL bar and the search bar. That dot used to be a big ".com" button with no space button when in the URL bar.Do we call it innovation or invention when they finally get rid of the period (dot) that appears next to the iOS keyboard space bar when entering text in safari’s URL bar?
Based on the above... my question would be what existing tech products are there today that Jobs could innovate off of?
Do we call it innovation or invention when they finally get rid of the period (dot) that appears next to the iOS keyboard space bar when entering text in safari’s URL bar?
One of the best innovations would involve something like e-ink type displays - but as combination displays. Able to be used in stygian darkness or midday sun directly on the device.Best innovation yet; Apple’s own e-ink iPhone/iPad line.
Doesn't Tim Cook say this literally every year? As a matter of fact, I think he is legally obligated to their shareholders to say crap like this."I could not feel more optimistic about our product pipeline."
seriously i'm hoping some other companies like the chinese ones to give them run of their money. they're so far ahead of their competitors and they have no reason to innovate.“A lot of innovation”… that we’re going to trickle out over the next 10 years.
Reminder: thinner is not innovation, it's a fetish.
Yes, at least 10 yearsDoesn't Tim Cook say this literally every year? As a matter of fact, I think he is legally obligated to their shareholders to say crap like this.
I want a foldable.
Thinner is downgrade not innovation Tim… We want bigger batteries
During today's earnings call covering the first fiscal quarter of 2025, Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked about whether he felt there was room for form factor innovation in future iPhone models, with the question hinting perhaps spurred by rumors of the upcoming
"iPhone 17 Air."
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Cook often declines to provide insight into future products during earnings calls, but he did give an encouraging answer. "I think there's a lot more to come," Cook said. "I could not feel more optimistic about our product pipeline."
Cook went on to say that there is indeed room for change in the iPhone lineup. "I think there's a lot of innovation left on the smartphone," said Cook.
Rumors suggest that Apple is designing a super thin version of the iPhone that will replace the "Plus" model in the series. The device is expected to be between 5mm and 6mm thick, which would make it the thinnest iPhone to date.
In a separate question, Cook was asked whether the super thin design of the 12.9-inch M4 iPad Pro was driving iPad revenue, but Cook said that wasn't the case. It's the iPad Air and the iPad that were responsible for the 15 percent revenue growth the iPad category saw during the holiday quarter.
That's not a surprise given the high price of the iPad Pro. Rumors have been split on how much Apple's super thin iPhone will cost, but it is expected to be less expensive than the Pro models. Apple will focus on design, with the device set to use a lower powered chip than the Pro models and a single-lens camera.
Article Link: Apple CEO Tim Cook: There's a 'Lot of Innovation' Left for Future iPhone Development
Me lol. I'd love one. But I'm also not complaining about not having one.Is it my turn to post this this week?
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lol…I see another bend gate scandal coming.Super thin and light iPhone this fall. Folding iPhone in 2026 or 2027. Fin.
I’m imagining two cats being mushed and pulling a Mac mini in a sled lol.My head is exploding in disbelief right now. My M4 MacMini is so heavy that I have to get my cats to help me carry it.