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Even then, I think Apple remains the most neutral. Apple “hardware” is synonymous with Apple software at this point - they are vertically integrated to a degree
by haswell 4y ago
Even then, I think Apple remains the most neutral. Apple “hardware” is synonymous with Apple software at this point - they are vertically integrated to a degree that make the two inseparable.
Missteps like on-device scanning notwithstanding, I feel like I have the most choice in how my Apple stuff behaves if compared to the other members of FAANG.
Time will tell if this remains true.
- freedomben 4y ago> Missteps like on-device scanning notwithstanding, I feel like I have the most choice in how my Apple stuff behaves if compared to the other members of FAANG. Limiting to FAANG, I think you're probably right, although I've been really impressed with the openness and flexibility of much of Google hardware (chromebooks, mobile devices, etc. Not chromecasts, Nest devices, etc).
- hiptobecubic 4y agoIsn't Apple UX primarily famous for the fact that it's not particularly configurable and instead focuses on being simple and "just working?"