So Siri can also call herself “mechahitler” and spout fascist propaganda like Grok?Elon should be CEO
So Siri can also call herself “mechahitler” and spout fascist propaganda like Grok?Elon should be CEO
I mean it’s pretty clearly aimed at being a developer focused device right now 🤷♂️
It’s also possible cook himself doesnt want that, he’s not exactly the CEO that’s always been gunning to be the one in front of the camera, he may not want a big to-doI just don’t believe Apple would do this change so suddenly across a two month timeline.
Tim is, for the shareholders, one of the most impressive CEOs in the world at the top of his game. Rather than simply announcing his departure in January and voting on his election to chairman two months later, I do believe they’d give Tim a last WWDC, a last September launch, some final event, before turning over the keys to John Ternus.
Maybe the board isn’t that sentimental, but I believe that Apple works slower than this. Levinson will likely get an exemption and stay on for a year or two, Ternus will become more and more central to events, and Tim will be given “one more thing…” to announce. September 2027, and the 20th anniversary iPhone, would be an apt send-off.
What would you have done differently or better?
I would say that the products I've purchased during his tenure have been better made and longer-lasting. That's hardware but I think software is more debatable. Put together, my present iPhone and the silicon Macs I own are all so much improved on their predecessors. Maybe not exciting but more reliable. Perhaps it's just me.
Apple has always been a for profit company, not a charity. Steve had the ability to make you feel good about parting with dollars, Tim isn’t the same way just different about it.
We always do. It must be tough being a company that drops new tech as often as Apple, and 3 weeks later so many people are “bored” with the new release and are already talking about what’s next. I think that’s just human nature. Needless to say we’ve been pretty spoiled and I’m quite enjoying it.100% agree. There were sparks of apples past (apple silicon, vision pro, apple car). I think my comment came off too negative. Love my apple products and at the same time wish the limits were pushed further.
So he’ll still push the company to focus on shareholders instead of end users… 😖
Whatabout Donald J Trump, the successfull businesman?Elon should be CEO
Let’s start with at a cost of new customers, products.Have they? At what cost?
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Does Apple have the balls to bring in someone from the outside? Someone with expertise outside Apple.
The outside world may be passing Apple by in the meantime...Steve Jobs fought this his whole life! Why would Apple bring in a normie from the outside? I think this was tried with the Apple Stores and the guy only lasted about 3 months and he was trying to run the Apple Stores like the were a Radio Shack or something insane like that!
Just saying that the markets would likely go jittery if he completely walked. Having him as a chair is a good insurance policy. As long as the ceo is free to be the ceo.Everyone who sat around the table with him knows the company just as well. Idiots did not surround him! He can walk away tomorrow, and Apple will do just as well. No one should be surprised if Apple did not actually do better with Cook gone.
No one is irreplaceable; there is plenty of talent at Apple that can sit at the head of the table. Apple needs to move away from its social agenda, go neutral on politics and everything else, and focus on products that make a difference, not implementations as lacking as Liquid Glass, or as divisive.
Daring Fireball's John Gruber and some other commentators have speculated that Apple may have intentionally fed the information about Cook preparing to step down to the Financial Times, so that the actual announcement and the timing of it does not come as a complete surprise to investors and the general public.
I'm on board, as long as I get to be in the crow's nestBasically you have this ship, Cook plugged the hole in the bottom but it's slightly off course. So now John Ternus will correct course whilst Cook remains on board to keep an eye on the small stream of water that's starting to creep in below deck. Jony Ive will be hired as a consultant to design a glass sphere to temporarily plug that hole. It's the kind of adventure the MacRumors forums have been asking for.
Except for the products from other companies that copied Apple!Regardless of if you like Cook or not, since Steve left and then Ive, the products continue to look and feel like Apple products. There's nothing similar or close.