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>It's like we said on the iPad, if you see a stylus, they blew it. >In multitasking, if you see a task manager... they blew it. >Users shouldn't ever have to

• Watabou 11y ago
  I think as we've seen on Surfaces and on many other tablets, styluses can be pretty useful for pro-sumers. So why not allow Apple to eat their own words and create a well-designed easy to use, functional stylus? The only downside here is it's $50 too expensive. On your second point, where do you see a task manager? You can only see apps when bringing up multitasking in iOS 9. There is no "task manager" where you have a list of running processes with CPU percentages and everything. And since iOS 9 handles running apps by itself, users don't have to close out any apps so they really don't "ever have to think about it".