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Following nintendos lead, you only want small improvements in each product version so the user sees a benefit of buying the next version of the same thing they
by Moru 8y ago
Following nintendos lead, you only want small improvements in each product version so the user sees a benefit of buying the next version of the same thing they already have. When you are getting close to perfect, you start removing features and add them back in later versions again. (audio out on whatever handheld it was).
- stephengillie 8y ago> When you are getting close to perfect, you start removing features and add them back in later versions again. Apple's strategy too?
- Angostura 8y agoWhat feature have they ever added back?
- Chyzwar 8y agoa keyboard.
- dotancohen 8y agoApple doesn't add the features back. Third parties implement the feature and then you pay $9-$49 for the software. Sometimes you can add $4-$19 for a software update for every OS update. It's a great ecosystem for developers.
- yebyen 8y agoI was going to say the AirPod strap, but it looks like those are sold by another company...
- schlupfknoten 8y agoStylus