Apple has been quietly numerous phones and tablets to companies.
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Apple has been quietly numerous phones and tablets to companies.
LOL Seriously?? Well tell that to BlackBerry who was very successful for many years in the enterprise sector and dominated it with a standard phone. I hope you don't believe the enterprise sector really needs a file system with mobile devices? Get your thinking away from the Surface Pro. That device certainly hasn't done much to penetrate the market.Not sure how Apple is going to have more enterprise presence when their mobile devices don't even have a proper file system. Pretty pathetic, really.
That's a nice way of thinking. How about partner with Crapdroid and release iMessage there? I really want to ditch WhatsApp but most of my friends are stuck on Android.
How about a 17 inch Retina MBP??? Please
What is it with people and their file system obsessions?LOL Seriously?? Well tell that to BlackBerry who was very successful for many years in the enterprise sector and dominated it with a standard phone. I hope you don't believe the enterprise sector really needs a file system with mobile devices? Get your thinking away from the Surface Pro. That device certainly hasn't done much to penetrate the market.
Same as keyboard-obsessions: 90's thinking.What is it with people and their file system obsessions?
I am in that process right now, good thing at least my family have an iPhoneYou need to get new friends.
Then they should really get off Android.That's a nice way of thinking. How about partner with Crapdroid and release iMessage there? I really want to ditch WhatsApp but most of my friends are stuck on Android.
I was a massive supporter for file systems and storage but with iCloud Drive and the potential it holds storage on devices is almost pointless and limiting.Same as keyboard-obsessions: 90's thinking.
Good question. Our company uses Box, and I'd like to know if there is something good coming down the road....perhaps a buy of Box![]()
I could actually see Apple going down this path. We have software as a service, why not hardware as a service?
Maybe you should visit the Silicon Valley someday before your demise. Most everyone dresses with sneakers and jeans. This goes for Ebay, Google and other tech companies there. Being so dapper and proper is boring. What's more important is the product, not how GQ the CEO looks.
Well I think Apple is following Steve Jobs' mentality that any file system has a "learning curve" and thats it clunky. Now with the new iCloud Drive app that you can have on iOS 9 it makes it easier to store your files and all that. But that means you need to use iCloud and obviously not everyone wants to. But for those that do, the iCloud Drive app is a step in the right direction imoNot sure how Apple is going to have more enterprise presence when their mobile devices don't even have a proper file system. Pretty pathetic, really.
I was a massive supporter for file systems and storage but with iCloud Drive and the potential it holds storage on devices is almost pointless and limiting.
same for music, I bought the 128GB for music but have just been using Apple Music to now. Asking Siri to play an album and enjoying.
The guy with the sneakers looks like a wretched idiot.
Huh?
Apple can't declare victory yet, at least not where I work. The IT people there are still solidly Windows (stuck in the past with Windows XP) and the majority of them still hold the opinion that Apple makes overpriced crap that's incompatible with anything but their own products. (Their only concession is that Macs "are good for graphics".) Basically, most of the IT decision makers are living in the 1990s and can't see where technology is going, and don't really care. They're more invested in defending their limited knowledge base. I wish that was a situation that Apple could fix. But I think it's just a matter of waiting until those people retire and new more open-minded IT workers take their place. Until then, it will be a struggle for Apple to make inroads at my institution.
The Newton is not a Job's creation he killed it.I like Tim Cook. He has grown into a more well rounded leader than when he first took over. Perfect...no. But even Steve was not perfect (Lisa, Cube, Newton, etc.). And I really like that at least for now, no plans to merge Mac OS with iOS. Sure, they can borrow from each other but they ultimately serve different purposes.
Off topic, but finally an Apple CEO or board member that dresses properly. It's about time they ditch the sneakers and untucked shirt style. And now please get off my lawn.
"clearly these operating systems are different things. So we have no intention to blend them"
Praised be Gods.