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Following Apple's "Far out" event that included the launch of the updated iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus, Steve Jobs' daughter Eve Jobs took to her Instagram to share a meme mocking the new iPhones as basically unchanged compared to last year's iPhone 13.
Eve Jobs is probably not a visionary like her father, but judging by that Instagram post she made, she'd make a much better Apple CEO than Tim Cook. Eve Jobs was expressing that the iPhone 14 should have singificant changes from the iPhone 13 in order to provide more value to customers. Tim Cook kept the iPhone 14 as similar to the iPhone 13 as he could get away with in order to provide less value to customers (in order to maximize profits for shareholders).
 
Eve Jobs is probably not a visionary like her father, but judging by that Instagram post she made, she'd make a much better Apple CEO than Tim Cook. Eve Jobs was expressing that the iPhone 14 should have singificant changes from the iPhone 13 in order to provide more value to customers. Tim Cook kept the iPhone 14 as similar to the iPhone 13 as he could get away with in order to provide less value to customers (in order to maximize profits for shareholders).
That's what Steve himself said too, that she was CEO material for Apple.
Looking forward to see her making more noice - and good that MacRumors keep an eye on her.
 
Eve Jobs is probably not a visionary like her father, but judging by that Instagram post she made, she'd make a much better Apple CEO than Tim Cook. Eve Jobs was expressing that the iPhone 14 should have singificant changes from the iPhone 13 in order to provide more value to customers. Tim Cook kept the iPhone 14 as similar to the iPhone 13 as he could get away with in order to provide less value to customers (in order to maximize profits for shareholders).
What’s that saying? “Those who can’t do criticize?”
 
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