I'm starting to feel apple slipping in its designs. I love Apple don't get me wrong but when you compare new phones and computers to apples products of late they look a little stale. 

Thinking back to when Apple was without Steve Jobs at the helm they had to many fingers in to many pies is this starting to happen again? maybe

Why are we waiting for product updates like Mac pro and iMac longer than necessary? Did Apple lose its self for a while after the loss of the late Steve Jobs.

I just hope this week, Apple gives everyone who is wanting a new product what they wish for and more, not just a ............?

After writing this, I watched a video on Bloomberg that matches some of my feelings. Wow you must be a stock holder for your comments to me. 

There is a least one more person who feels the same.

http://www.bloomberg.com/video/thompson-apple-needs-new-product-for-wow-factor-S5WeEXZYTtiOpcaFBpsTUQ.html

I just want to add i'm waiting to buy a new iMac 27" and a new iPod touch to add to my collection of Apple devices.

I should of named the topic boring not bad. I know I have proved a point, show me a main stream editorial that states Apple is not changing 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19557497

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19557497

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19557497

No idea why bbc is not working for you here is the text

Viewpoint: Apple's iPhone launches no longer excite

 the BBC asked Dan Lyons, Newsweek magazine's technology editor and creator of the satirical blog, The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs, to pen an article about the firm's progress over past year.

This week it's the the iPhone 5. Everyone pretty much accepts that Apple will introduce it, and there have been so many leaks that everybody pretty much seems to know what it's going to be. Word is it will look a lot like the last two versions of the iPhone, except a bit thinner and a bit taller, with upgraded guts and a refreshed operating system.

If that's correct, I imagine Steve is not happy. First of all, he'd be furious about the leaks. Steve liked surprising people.

More important, is this really the best we can expect from an outfit that claims to be the most innovative company in the world? This is the sixth version of the iPhone, and the user interface still looks almost exactly like the original iPhone in 2007.

The hardware on the iPhone has been the same for two years, since the iPhone 4 and 4S were virtually identical.

Worse, despite all its bluster about innovation, Apple has become a copycat, and not even a good one. Why is Apple making the iPhone bigger? To keep up with the top Android phones.

(Phones that, mind you, Apple fanboys ridiculed at first.)

The problem is that the new iPhone won't really give you much more screen real estate than the old one. Worse, it looks ridiculous.

Apple also has become a copycat in tablets. Jobs once said the iPad's 9.7in screen was the perfect size, and smaller tablets made no sense. Then the Android camp had success with 7in tablets like Amazon's Kindle Fire and Google's Nexus 7, and now Apple supposedly will announce its own smaller iPad in October. Talk about thinking different!