Live Coverage of Apple's WWDC 2015 Keynote: iOS 9, OS X 10.11, Apple Music, and More

[AustinIllini]

Are you saying people rely/depend on their business backbone to iOS or Mac OS or any Apple OS?

Sorry to say but Apple is a consumer grade product, not military spec or business grade.

All gibberish. There's room for both, but stop pretending Enterprise is all server racks and desktop Windows workstations. More and more companies give their employees iDevices so they can count on the security of iOS and provide thoughtful ways to access real information.

There will always be room for the Dell PowerEdge and other servers, but the idea that Apple has no Enterprise penetration is shortsighted.

 

[Dmunjal]

All gibberish. There's room for both, but stop pretending Enterprise is all server racks and desktop Windows workstations. More and more companies give their employees iDevices so they can count on the security of iOS and provide thoughtful ways to access real information.

There will always be room for the Dell PowerEdge and other servers, but the idea that Apple has no Enterprise penetration is shortsighted.

I think he's saying that Apple only has a presence on the client side. And even that is more about BYOD than anything else. Client devices are very much interchangeable in the Enterprise today. Not so much on the backend. No one runs their business on Apple.

 

[bawbac]

All gibberish. There's room for both, but stop pretending Enterprise is all server racks and desktop Windows workstations. More and more companies give their employees iDevices so they can count on the security of iOS and provide thoughtful ways to access real information.

There will always be room for the Dell PowerEdge and other servers, but the idea that Apple has no Enterprise penetration is shortsighted.

So my IT guy lets us choose any phone we want and I chose an iPhone so now it's an enterprise device?
LOL


Apple products = End point device

I assure you, nothing in our business enterprise framework has any thing Apple.
The mobile device is just a means to access information remotely, which we can also do with our tablets and labtops of various brands.

 

[Mark Booth]

Somehow I doubt that. I'm 99.9999% certain you'll come here like others complaining "It Wasn't The AppleTV Update I Expected!".

Don't pretend you know me. You don't know me or you'd know that I'm an Apple fanatic. But I'm also a realist and I won't sugarcoat bullcrap and call it candy.

Yesterday's keynote was lame. The "one more thing" was lame. It's a shame that Tim Cook finally reached into the the "one more thing" bag and pulled out something as lame as Apple Music. "One more thing" should be reserved for truly exciting and revolutionary stuff. Tim cheapened it by announcing Apple Music.

Mark

 

[steveza]

It's a shame that Tim Cook finally reached into the the "one more thing" bag and pulled out something as lame as Apple Music.

Tim also used a "One more thing" for the Apple Watch, but I agree with your sentiment. Pretty rubbish all round.

 

[HenryDJP]

Don't pretend you know me.

Sure thing Mark. Have an awesome day.

 

[Pilgrim1099]

Don't pretend you know me. You don't know me or you'd know that I'm an Apple fanatic. But I'm also a realist and I won't sugarcoat bullcrap and call it candy.

Yesterday's keynote was lame. The "one more thing" was lame. It's a shame that Tim Cook finally reached into the the "one more thing" bag and pulled out something as lame as Apple Music. "One more thing" should be reserved for truly exciting and revolutionary stuff. Tim cheapened it by announcing Apple Music.

Mark

Agreed about the Tim Cook thing. He was sloppy along with the others and he dressed poorly. No seriously. On a grand keynote like this, he should've dressed up for that.

I've been saying for a long time that he's the wrong guy for the CEO position and look what he's doing now to the company and keynotes.

Not only that, the comedic intro video before the keynote was pointless. I think they tried to set a humor tone which made no sense. It's like a kid who's done something bad, comes home through the front door and is confronted by his parents and tries to come up with a "funny" story to get off the hook. That's my feeling from this.

It's a sign that Apple is losing vision and integrity.

 

[pacalis]

Huge. iPhones and iPads are used across numerous Fortune 500 companies.

My OS X experience isn't at all dependant on what SAP and other enterprise users think of it. OS X is the OS for personal computers.

This all started with you joking around about Microsoft's software as enterprise, but microsoft also has huge consumer product inroads as well, xbox, onedrive, skype, office 365... And not to confuse the point around it's low market share lumia products, but MS is estimated to make a fair amount per android device off of IP licensing.

In sum, I think you're trivializing MS mojo. Everything apple has, except high margin iphones, MS is pushing the boundaries on. Hell, look at the specs on the surface 3 - I wish apple had something with those specs at 2lbs. I'd buy it tomorrow.

 

[tr7heaven]

Well I have to give it to Steve/Steve, they began this whole thing in Jobs garage, if it wasn't for the creation of Apple we would be no where, and then they kick the creator out of Apple and still he came back and saved Apple. Trust me I have far more faith in what Apple can do than all the rest.

 

[jjhny]

Weird Keynote - mostly about how Apple is going to figure a way to monetize like vampires from their client base.

I scrolled through looking for something technologically amazing and was underwhelmed. This was more like a stockholder meeting than a developer conference.

And I used to really get excited by these shows.

 

[MH01]

Don't mix politics / religion with your keynote.....

 

[MagicBoy]

2015 was last year.

 

[lowendlinux]

Scribble is kinda cool