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True, that's a better statement. It seems that Apple has done this out of market demand (of course they did, any company would rather have one clutch device ov
by JimmaDaRustla 13y ago
True, that's a better statement.
It seems that Apple has done this out of market demand (of course they did, any company would rather have one clutch device over a smorgasbord), but with the 5C still being a high-end feature phone, why'd they do it? I'm guessing they are just creating a foundation for a radical iPhone 6?
- criley2 13y agoI like MG's take. The iPhone 5s is evolution of a pre-Ive design. The iPhone 5c is Johnny Ive's first shot at a decidedly Ive version of the iPhone.
- untog 13y agoHasn't Ive done the hardware design for a long time - only recently also controlling software? In either case, launching an extra device because your designer wants to put their stamp on the world seems like an absolutely awful business strategy.