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I share your concern, but I'm a bit ambivalent on this. I though the same of Apple TV: I don't want them wasting energy on things like bad movies/TV shows when
by tambourine_man 3y ago
I share your concern, but I'm a bit ambivalent on this. I though the same of Apple TV: I don't want them wasting energy on things like bad movies/TV shows when macOS's got so many missing features and bugs.
It turns out, it didn't diverge their attention, at least from the outside, and they created good content.
Google needs a good push, that's for sure. I doubt Apple has the core talent now to compete when Siri is what is and has been for more than a decade, but who knows, they've got the money. Maybe they could buy Kagi.
- freedomben 3y agoDamn you're right, they're probably just going to buy kagi :-(
- dmvdoug 3y agoAppleTV felt to me like it wasn’t so far outside Apple’s reach, especially taking into consideration iTunes as a major product/precursor. I’m more concerned about the incentives that being in search would create, to be honest, because if it is at all based on ad revenue for support, it injects incentives exactly opposed to the ones they have now as far as user privacy, etc. are concerned.
- tambourine_man 3y agoThe incentives issue is concerning. The move to services has already gave the Settings App a grocery store feeling (“click here to get more storage/family pack”)