To make it easier for you... and so you don't cherry pick the part of my response that suits your argument.. here's my original response IN FULL.
"iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, Apple Watch, iCloud that finally works, Apple TV that finally works, iPad Air, 3D touch, iPad Pro, Pencil (yes, sorry but people LOVE it), Siri that finally works. CarPlay, OS X and iOS interrogations (hand off, messages, phones calls, etc.) etc.
He is no Steve Jobs but he is leading a company that is innovating just fine.
I'm not his cheerleader but why set yourself up like that?"
Got it? The first part is the list of innovations since SJ handed off control...
You listed a bunch of Steve Jobs' ideas.
What has Tim done with the iPad other than make it bigger, smaller, slap a finger print reader on it, slap a new chip in it every year, and slap a retina display on it? Four years, and that's all he's done with the iPad.
iPhone 6 plus-- the phone where sales started declining. It's also ugly on the back and didn't change much from any iPhone before it. He added 3D touch, which is a gimmick.
Apple Watch? I haven't seen one person wear one. It'll never take off--watches are out of style.
iCloud that finally works? Haha, Funny!
Apple TV that finally works? I'm the only one I know who owns an Apple TV--plus the price has doubled since Tim Cook took over, all this because there's a new processor in it, apps, and a dictation feature.
Siri that finally works? He has nothing to do with Siri, it wasn't even his idea. Siri is still worse than Cortana or Google's voice recognition system.
Car Play? That's not even fully implemented yet, but I'm sure most manufacturers won't care for it.
iOS/OSX integration? That's part of iCloud.
Tim has yet to push a popular, mainstream product on his own.