Greetings to you all.
I have been wondering about the current trajectory of Apple's [Mac] OS and hardware, and so, I've come up with this "theory" about where it's heading.
There are a few things that to my point of view are somehow connecting:
- OS X's upgrade cycle has decreased to one year.
- OS X "look&feel" are getting closer and closer to iOS's.
Now, to business.
I think that apple is speeding up the releases os the OS X just to get "quickly" to the OS XI, announcing "Touch capabilities". We all think that the new releases of lion and mountain lion are somehow, "poor", but my guess is that they're trying to increase the version, just that, while Ive works on the hard on having the hardware ready.
If we imagine an 11" MacBook Air with the screen were the keyboard is right now, we would have some sort of an "iPad Pro", with full [Mac] OS functionality, which es extremely cool, the only problem is that today, OS X is not ready for that. Merging iOS and [Mac] OS will also, as I thought last year a natural transition between iOS users to [Mac] OS. I first thought it was only a way to lure clients from handheld yo desktop/laptops, but now, I think it can be also for that purpose, specially after Microsoft's new tablet.
So by saying this, two years from now we could have the tablet everyone wants and that I'm going to buy.
Just a Thought...
I have been wondering about the current trajectory of Apple's [Mac] OS and hardware, and so, I've come up with this "theory" about where it's heading.
There are a few things that to my point of view are somehow connecting:
- OS X's upgrade cycle has decreased to one year.
- OS X "look&feel" are getting closer and closer to iOS's.
Now, to business.
I think that apple is speeding up the releases os the OS X just to get "quickly" to the OS XI, announcing "Touch capabilities". We all think that the new releases of lion and mountain lion are somehow, "poor", but my guess is that they're trying to increase the version, just that, while Ive works on the hard on having the hardware ready.
If we imagine an 11" MacBook Air with the screen were the keyboard is right now, we would have some sort of an "iPad Pro", with full [Mac] OS functionality, which es extremely cool, the only problem is that today, OS X is not ready for that. Merging iOS and [Mac] OS will also, as I thought last year a natural transition between iOS users to [Mac] OS. I first thought it was only a way to lure clients from handheld yo desktop/laptops, but now, I think it can be also for that purpose, specially after Microsoft's new tablet.
So by saying this, two years from now we could have the tablet everyone wants and that I'm going to buy.
Just a Thought...