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> I think the better example ... would be Apple, where almost all priority is in the Phone first, Tablet second, everything else after. To be fair, the iPhone
by asaph 8y ago
> I think the better example ... would be Apple, where almost all priority is in the Phone first, Tablet second, everything else after.
To be fair, the iPhone has been an earth shattering success that created multiple brand new markets (e.g. App store, Apple Pay) and propelled Apple to become the first trillion dollar company in history and the most valuable brand in the world. It's difficult to convincingly make the case not to prioritize a product line like that above others.
- tracker1 8y agoThey have enough funding they could easily have spun of both MacOS and the Macintosh hardware into separate sub-companies or reorganized the organization structure a number of ways not to let things stagnate for over half a decade. MacOS and even the hardware largely feel like how IE6 was for the longest time.