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Is there a shred of evidence in that article that anything has changed at Apple? How much more on the back burner can the desktop product line be, considering A
by warmfuzzykitten 10y ago
Is there a shred of evidence in that article that anything has changed at Apple? How much more on the back burner can the desktop product line be, considering Apple already only updates the line every few years? The only information I can glean from the recent spate of overly negative Apple articles is, people click on them, the sites make money.
- charlesism 10y agoOther than the multiple statements in Bloomberg today from anonymous sources, there's: - changing the name from "Apple Computer" to "Apple Inc" - Tim Cook talking up the iPad as a replacement for a PC - a lack of new OS features in macOS that didn't begin in iOS - discontinuing Xserve - discontinuing half a dozen Mac pro apps - discontinuing cinema displays - discontinuing 17" MacBook Pro - letting go of Sal Soghoian, their scripting/automation guy - not refreshing Mac Pro in three years - not refreshing most other Macs in years Put it all together, and it doesn't seem like a company that has enthusiasm for desktop computing.