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That doesn’t seem to be the current Apple style anymore. And even if Cook did it, he just doesn’t have the gravitas that Jobs had. With Jobs, he could make the “one more thing” as if it was really a surprise. On Cook’s keynote, everything he said and his tone seems overly flat and scripted without genuine enthusiasm nor excitement. The “one more thing” will feel just like a regular announcement instead of a real surprise.

Now I wonder what would happen if Craig was the one doing the one more thing. He seemed to be the only exec left (since Phil is gone already) that can still show that genuine excitement instead of acting by the script. The rest of the speakers in recent keynotes were simply talking fast trying to finish their script.
I Apple uses the, “One More Thing” phrase, it had better be a big, “One More Thing”. Otherwise let it stay in our fondly remembered past events with Steve.
 
Me watching from my xbox connected to my 4k display. Wondering if the xbox Apple tv app streams in 4k
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Have you watched the COVID pre-recorded events? They're actually much nicer than the live events IMO, quite succinct.
All Apple events since Jobs got back are great in all their formats. I do hate it when they drag about minimal features like new emoji designs or things I don't care about personally like how your Apple Watch can count how many steps you took and create and organized chart of it over the month.
 
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