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It's kind of silly to say that - Apple under Jobs did make several mistakes, over the history of the company. It's just that your recent image of Jobs is someon
by varunsrin 14y ago
It's kind of silly to say that - Apple under Jobs did make several mistakes, over the history of the company. It's just that your recent image of Jobs is someone who was consistently successful, but even there Ping is a good counter example.
To look at a single flaw and then say "oh this is because Jobs is no longer there" is without warrant. Now, if there is a systematic decline in quality of products and services over several months/years, your claim begins to carry more weight.
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- varunsrin 14y agoCould you elaborate?
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- maxk42 14y agoWell ping may have been unsuccessful, but it didn't harm the customer's experience. People who weren't interested simply didn't use it. In the case of Apple's new maps app, they've actually removed functionality customers came to rely on and replaced it with an inferior product.