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Phil Schiller and Craig Federighi's Interview on 'The Talk Show' Now Available
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So you want him to ask a question about what Apple NEEDS to be doing as opposed to what they are currently doing? I'm sure their response would immediately pivot back to "look at these great things we're doing now."
Enjoyed this more than the actual keynote. Craig Federighi is brilliant. I don't mind Phil Schiller either, but he seemed less comfortable. As others have said, I think John Gruber is a slightly awkward interviewer, and has this weird appearance of not visibly/physically reacting to anything the interviewee is saying unless he briefly laughs, but I thought his solo introduction was entertaining (loved the story about messing up the sponsor's url!). And I don't understand why Americans pronounce Craig as 'Cregg', but maybe thats just me.
I could have happily watched them all chat about macOS (
) and iOS stuff for another hour or two.
Yes, very much so, seeing as they are amongst the people shaping how we will be able to use many Apple products. Apple sells many products to many people, so there are probably a large number of people who would be interested what they have to say.
I could have happily watched them all chat about macOS (
) and iOS stuff for another hour or two.Yes, very much so, seeing as they are amongst the people shaping how we will be able to use many Apple products. Apple sells many products to many people, so there are probably a large number of people who would be interested what they have to say.
I think there are several folks on this forum who would have done a much better job executing the interview. Gruber has great guests however his interview skills are sadly lacking.
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And? You can insult a tool without insulting the person using it.
I said normal people, didn't I?
Or maybe he was insulting the Mac Pro as well. I honestly don't think he was insulting people.
I said normal people, didn't I?
Ha ha ha .... yup, rules out most of the Internet
For sure. But I don't think he was insulting people or tools/PCs. But rather just bringing to light a situation being the way it is.
Still... I know there are people in the world who for some reason or other need to feel they're being picked on or insulted in order to get through life. I buy and use a certain brand of socks and could not care less what people think about that. Ditto with my woodworking tools, car, and other material things I own.
I can't possibly imagine being insulted by a company executive of a competing tech company commenting on the computers or tech gadgets I own. Why would I even consider giving someone that much power over me?
Yeh, insulting a tool (a PC) really makes sense... Poor argument you've got going on here.And? You can insult a tool without insulting the person using it.
I said normal people, didn't I?
Or maybe he was insulting the Mac Pro as well. I honestly don't think he was insulting people.
``Just let the market...'' meme tag line for every ignorant person ever when it concerns capitalism. There is a reason Theodore Roosevelt was adamant about well-regulated capitalism. It's shrewd of Apple to take this approach in the AppStore.
Did we just watch the same interview? Federighi seemed to be in very fluent conversation.
And Kevin is hands down the worst, he actually put me off buying the apple watch initially. When first announcing the apple watch and he said "in my spare time I like changing my watch face" it was so cringe. He wasn't any better at presenting at WWDC xD
I'd prefer Federighi to do the whole thing, I'm glad Tim wasn't in WWDC much as he sends me to sleep.
Indeed
It's funny because I remember one of his first keynotes several years ago — he did a demo of a new version of Mac OS X.Boy, he was so nervous! His hands were shaking so much that he wasn't able to activate the new OS X gestures he was introducing and, if I remember right, he had to block his right hand with his left hand in order to make the gestures work!
After that, maybe he had some training from Jobs
EDIT: I found the video!
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First time watching this show. Is it me or is does the host seem kinda awkward and nervous at occasions? Is he normally like this?
Agree. Especially under the gun. Pretty obvious he was pressed for time due to the Watch OS 3 Vaporware Presentation.
1. Hardware is coming, WWDC was always intended as a developer software focused venue.
2. I don't even know what that means
3. They WILL let you setup defaults. I think this was mentioned BOTH in the WWDC presentation and during this interview. So in contacts, you will be able to tap the message button and open whatsapp by default, etc.
4. The only good question out of the 4. Curious to know as well.
Old womans talles and total ********. Down the road i can easily add another 16-32G of ram, new and current graphic card or even new processor if choose so. And it would cost a fraction of new mac. And win 10 are working like a charm.
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Since they try to rip buyers and save every penny.....yes they do care. They are public company making profit with......you are right, sales. Sure tim cook is not going to call you at home and beg you to buy macbook but they sure want so sell macbook to evey person they could. Thing of this.....on lost macbook sale in one more added to windows base.
If they did care I'm sure they know why more and more people are going to window. If they did care about the sales, wouldn't they realize by now that all these disposable macs and not updating would be shooting themselves in the foot? Tim needs a wake up call.