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Hm, how is “iPhone everywhere” meant, though? I read it as “my iPhone with me everywhere”, not as “everyone has an iPhone”. You might be talking about two diffe
by ugh 15y ago
Hm, how is “iPhone everywhere” meant, though? I read it as “my iPhone with me everywhere”, not as “everyone has an iPhone”. You might be talking about two different things
- kenjackson 15y agoYeah, you're definitely right. Although the lack of ubiquity is still a problem -- especially if iOS devices stay flat in terms of marketshare. iOS owners will have to tether everything into their iPhone. People with the other clouds will have first class support of their cloud data with whatever device they use.
- ugh 15y agoYeah, those two things are not entirely unrelated. Making having an iPhone with you everywhere really useful will also depend to some extent on how good you can collaborate and share with other people. You shouldn’t forget that connection but I also wouldn’t exaggerate it. Also, iOS still has a sizable market share, maybe more than the Mac ever had? That helps, too.
- bergie 15y agoSome of Apple's new stuff sounds very much like they are going with everyone has an iPhone. Facetime, iMessage etc