Tim Cook visits Bavarian Design Center, Algoriddim in Germany trip

AppleInsider

Apple CEO Tim Cook has embarked on a trip to Germany, taking the time to meet with music mixing app developers Algoriddim along with Apple employees at one of the company's design centers in the country, as well as posing with a beer stein to celebrate Oktoberfest.

As the CEO of a major multinational company, Tim Cook has travelled to a wide variety of countries in his role. In posts to his Twitter account, Cook has revealed his current trip is to Germany, where he is spending time calling in with employees in the region.

Cook's first tweet on the subject was on Sunday, where he posed holding a large glass of beer in Munich to celebrate Oktoberfest, Germany's famous beer festival.

From an Apple intern to a developer success story! Wonderful to see how Karim Morsy and @Algoriddim are making DJing accessible to everyone. Thanks for a great visit! pic.twitter.com/eUCBdjWrJO

-- Tim Cook (@tim_cook)

September 29, 2019

Not long after, a second tweet showed Cook at a mixing desk with former Apple intern Karim Morsey at a visit to Algoriddim, the producers of the Djay software lineup that Cook calls a "developer success story." Cook is also pictured wearing a pair of Beats headphones around his neck.

An early Monday morning post has Cook surrounded by employees at Apple's Bavarian Design Center in Munich, which work son "silicon chips that improve battery life," according to Cook. The CEO goes on to thank the teams for their "superb engineering and attention to detail."

Among the many things our Bavarian Design Center team works on are the silicon chips that improve battery life. Thanks to our teams here in Munich for their superb engineering and attention to detail. Macht weiter so mit Euer groartigen Arbeit! pic.twitter.com/JZT0vVCdTb

-- Tim Cook (@tim_cook)

September 30, 2019

Cook then writes "Macht weiter so mit Euer groartigen Arbeit!," which translates to "Keep up the good work!"

In a tweet later on Monday, Cook visited Blinkist, a reading app, claiming he was "impressed with the growing and talented team" at the firm.

Impressed with the growing and talented team at @Blinkist. Helping everyone understand and experience some of the best non-fiction books is a great example of how a single idea from college can evolve into a solution for a problem we all share -- too little time! pic.twitter.com/8rRrms7BMY

— Tim Cook (@tim_cook)

September 30, 2019

viclauyyc

Too much foam on beer.

ericthehalfbee

I like Algoriddim.

The interesting thing about them is they were the first to take advantage of the 64bit processor in the A7. They commented how they were able to take code from their desktop App and very quickly port it over to the iPhone 5S/A7 to do new functions in real time that were previously not possible on phones due to lack of processing power.

iOS_Guy80

Will have to work a little longer today to close those rings.

lkrupp

Tim Cook doesn’t strike me as a beer drinker. Maybe a teetotaler or wine drinker.

Carnage

Holy cow, that looks like the Käfer Zelt. I would have tried to get close if I was at the wiesn on Sunday.

Carnage

viclauyyc said:

Too much foam on beer.

they don't have much time to poor the beer so that happens a lot.

spheric

viclauyyc said:

Too much foam on beer.

Tim's looks almost perfect.

spice-boy

lkrupp said:

Tim Cook doesn’t strike me as a beer drinker. Maybe a teetotaler or wine drinker.

A lot of gay men like beer same average as non-gay men 

lkrupp

spice-boy said:

lkrupp said:

Tim Cook doesn’t strike me as a beer drinker. Maybe a teetotaler or wine drinker.

A lot of gay men like beer same average as non-gay men 

I wasn’t implying anything regarding his sexual orientation you asshole. I was talking about his general demeanor and apparent sophistication. Are you one of those who look for a homophobe behind every rock?