Apple hasn’t done much in the way of redefining and revolutionizing markets under Tim Cook’s reign and it did under co-founder Steve Jobs’ second coming. There’s, uh, Watch; great device, but just an accessory to iPhone. Then there’s … Read More »
Archives for October 2018
Apple: Greedy? Or, Smart?
How does anyone become wealthy? Luck? Skill? Education? Experience? Discipline? Greediness? With the exception of just plain luck and inheritance, riches come from many directions. How did Apple become the world’s richest and most valuable company? Everyone thinks … Read More »
Where Are The New Macs?
The computer for the rest of us seems to be lagging behind the rest of the PC industry these days. Apple admitted the trash can Mac Pro was a failure, launched a long overdue iMac Pro, then helped … Read More »
Google Reinvents The iPad
You gotta like what a little competition can do to the gadget industry. One of the best known gadget brands in the 21st century is not known for selling too many gadgets. Who dat? Google. Yes, Google sells … Read More »
Pencil: On iPhone, iPad, Mac
There are times when Apple almost misses the boat. Remember iPod and iTunes? Mac only. iPod and iTunes Music Store only dominated the portable music player industry when both went to Windows. Remember the iPhone App Store? Apple … Read More »
It’s Microsoft vs. Apple Again
Seldom have two technology companies had a long term competitive but frenemies relationship the likes of Microsoft and Apple. Windows vs. Mac dates back more than two decades. Co-founder Steve Jobs, on his second coming to Apple, declared … Read More »
Please, Apple; No More Emoji
When is it time to say “Enough is enough?” With emoji, the time to say enough is enough should be when we have enough emoji. Let me be the first to call it. “Apple, we have enough emoji. … Read More »
Apple Needs An Anti-Google
Quick. Name the Top 5 Search Engines. Well, there’s #1, Google. And Microsoft’s Bing. Oh, and Yahoo! After the top three, the rest of the list gets murky. That’s the problem. Beyond #1, there might be a dozen … Read More »