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> making Apple AI [...] their focus Are they really doing that? Because if it's the case they have shockingly little to show for it. Their last few attempts a
by StopDisinfo910 1y ago
> making Apple AI [...] their focus
Are they really doing that? Because if it's the case they have shockingly little to show for it.
Their last few attempts at actual innovation seem to have been less than successful. The Vision Pro failed to find a public. Liquid Glass is to put it politely divisive.
At that point to me, it seems that good SoC and a captive audience in the US are pretty much all they have remaining and competition on the SoC part is becoming fierce.
- Noaidi 1y agoYeah, I agree, they have a captive audience for sure. But they still need to satisfy share holders. If people are failing to upgrade that is a problem. And the battery drain on my iPhone 16e on Glass was horrific. I know casual users who did not notice until I pointed it out and they were tracking it better. This, unfortunatly, makes me think conspiratorially. Even a modest about of extra battery use and degradation will mean more upgrades in the future. But I think $500 billion is a lot of money for AI: Apple accelerates AI investment with $500B for skills, infrastructure https://www.ciodive.com/news/Apple-AI-infrastructure-investment/740786/ https://www.ciodive.com/news/Apple-AI-infrastructure-investm... Imagine using $500 for the operating system and squashing bugs or making the system even more energy efficient? Or maybe figuring out how to connect to an android tablet's file system natively?