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> the most obvious would be that Steve Jobs is no longer around... The other one is the popularity of iOS. Edit: Also the departure of Forstall in 2013.
by pier25 6y ago
> the most obvious would be that Steve Jobs is no longer around...
The other one is the popularity of iOS.
Edit:
Also the departure of Forstall in 2013.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoScott Forestall is definitely another a big one. The timing aligns perfectly with when, in my view, the Mac platform officially went to crap, and it also apparently led to an internal restructuring where the Mac and iOS teams were less silo'd.
- pier25 6y agoYes, when Federighi took over both iOS and macOS. Maybe what happened is that Ive took over the reins and made the life of the engineering teams too difficult. I'm optimistic his departure will bring good things to the Mac. So far we've gotten a new keyboard.