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- Quadruple down on e-health. Microsoft gave up. No one should trust amazon, google or fb to do this with any semblance of privacy.
- create “Apple seeds” - companies building tech for the ecosystem but too small at the present to be part of Apple. - imagine ubiquity being an Apple subsidiary like Claris was
But do something. Don't miss NLP/AI because Apple is sorely behind and Siri is fast becoming a joke. In 10 years, Tim Cook may look like Steve Ballmer.
Also, hire more developers. good chat Tim
I'd invest in yourself, Apple. Get your house in order. Fix OSX. Fix or scrap iTunes. Invest in FOSS. Fire your designers... Write a love letter to your developers in the form of fast, upgradable hardware. Write a love letter to gamers in the form of cheap but fast gaming machines. And make a laptop I want to own.
In the near future there will be services like the amazon and google voice assistants that rely on you being the product and there will be services that you use in private without relying on them sucking up all your meta data.
- Buy Tesla and spin out project titan to the acquisition. End the distraction and get back to base business - Quadruple down on e-health. Microsoft gave up. No one should trust amazon, google or fb to do this with any semblance of privacy. - create “Apple seeds” - companies building tech for the ecosystem but too small at the present to be part of Apple. - imagine ubiquity being an Apple subsidiary like Claris was
This one is quite a low hanging fruit.
Apple has the most advanced ARMv8 based core, one that can rival Intel.
And the market is enormous, larger by far than iPad, or Mac.
Of course Apple being Apple they would ship entire boxes, and not just the CPUs.
This is going to sound crazy, but I've been thinking about it for the past few months. A fully digital city: * Imagine a full digital office: all of your files at easy access all around you * Imagine reading Apple News on a balcony looking out at the city * Imagine FaceTime, but being able to walk around a room with your friends * Imagine digital storefronts where you can look at 3D models, then conveniently buy with…
My files are all around me, conveniently stored on the //storageserver/share/ drive. File storage UI/UX hasn't changed for 20 years though.
I can stand on my balcony reading news from my phone, looking out at the town isn't so pretty all the time though, and I'm imagine it would be even less pretty if a "digital city" where the residents are present online more than off.
You can walk around on a webcam, it's just not sociable. Do you mean you'd like a drone following you? That would just be distracting for the person you're communicating with.
If this sounds like business as usual the good. Apple has done very well so far.