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Thats just straight up reductionism. You can describe every progress as an iteration, but obviously some steps are much bigger than others, the prime example be
by hans1729 6y ago
Thats just straight up reductionism. You can describe every progress as an iteration, but obviously some steps are much bigger than others, the prime example being the iPhone. Some company-cultures enable or incentivize innovation, others don't. Apples entire branding is about "revolutionizing [area]", therefore one expects them to do more than the stuff everyone else gets done
- shawnz 6y agoIt's normal for huge innovations like that to only come around once in a blue moon even in companies that foster it. That's nothing new.
- hans1729 6y agoSure, yet still we're right to expect more from a company fostering innovation than from one that doesn't, no? Because that was the original question
- shawnz 6y agoI don't think so. There was no claim that other companies are out-innovating Apple, only that Apple is not innovating fast enough for their opinion of how fast Apple should be innovating.