I mentioned this earlier, but the Tim Cook Apple is definitely not the same as the Jobs Apple. Which is fine, to a point – they are different people, after all. I think the "milking the cow/no innovation" stuff is a bit much, though. A company's deeply lucky if they introduce something as society and technology-changing as the iPhone.
I mean, they released the frigging Apple Watch four years after Jobs died. So there's a whole other batch of innovation. And whether you think the Vision Pro is a good product, there's a crap ton of innovation there, too.
I think when people say Apple isn't innovating, it's because they're not innovating in a way that directly benefits that person. But if you step back and look at Apple's achievements since Jobs died, it's hard to justify this "no more innovation/money grabbing" perspective.
