Schiller is just blathering about the competition in lieu of having new, exciting offerings to talk about.
Because Samsung
never tried to bash the competition right before their competitors released a new product, huh?
And maybe you don't remember, but the iPhone 5 is now nearly 6 months old.
How come that Apple is doomed when a competitor releases a new product six months after the new iPhone, but Samsung wasn't doomed when Apple released their new product 3.5 months after the release of the Galaxy S III?
So, the SGS IV might have a faster CPU/GPU than the iPhone 5 and therefore Apple is doomed - did everybody forget that the iPhone 5 had a faster CPU and GPU than the SGS III?
And Apple didn't lead in the performance race for only a bit more than three months like the Galaxy S III but for SIX months.(The LG Optimus G and the NExus 4 don't count, because absolutely nobody buys a LG device and the Nexus 4 had thermal-throttling under load)
I'm purely interested in knowing what else users could want from iOS? Is there something in particular users are looking for or are users just looking to be surprised and amazed?
Oh, they want... well, they have no idea, but it has to be different and better and exciting and of course different (did i mention that?).
Because they think iOS has become boring.
And when Apple pulls a Microsoft Metro on iOS, they complain that everything is different, that they miss XY and that they won't use it.
People never complained that Windows 7 was boring, it's an operating system and not the newest release of Game 2013.
But many complained when Windows 8 was totally different than what they have used for years.
It's unbelievable how the constant changing of design and functionality of Android from 1.1 to 4.0 (and even beyond) has been spun as interesting change instead of "Having no plan for long term evolution" in recent years.