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  • Apple could spend $5B on servers to catch up in AI race

    danox said:
    danvm said:
    danox said:
    igorsky said:
    But, please, tell me more about everyone else’s insurmountable lead. 
    No one has a insurmountable lead but in today’s climate you want to be a vertical computer company, software and hardware under one roof…
    Being a vertical company haven't made Pages / Number / Keynote better than MS Office or Google Workspace.  Neither made iCloud a better service than Google or MS services, neither made Siri a better assistant, even though Apple was ahead of the competition.  Apple has done an excellent work with hardware, but software is a different story.  They have their hits with macOS and iOS, but at the same time have iCloud, Pages / Numbers / Keynote and Siri, that are behind the competition.  We'll to wait and see what they do with AI.

    In the Microsoft menagerie of programs the only thing that’s any good is Microsoft Excel, I learned long time ago in college if I wanted a better looking functional document, just use Adobe InDesign, or Quark with their page layout/editor even Pages does a better job with word layout and graphics than Microsoft Word or Google Docs, and these days there are so many other great programs that deal with word manipulation, why would I use programs from Google a company that is mining data 24/7? Notability, Keynote, Pages, Canva, Goodnotes, Morpholio Trace, Notes, Procreate, CollaNote, OmniOutliner, anything from Adobe, Quark, and Affinity if you have to deal with graphics, layout, or web design.

    What’s gonna be fun next year is watching the release of the Apple Vision Pro and seeing native small to medium sized companies, releasing programs which will show what it means being a vertical computer company (Apple) that is able to create new ecosystems is all about, and Googles, or Microsoft only response, in that new Apple ecosystem is to flood the market with their existing parasitic reduced feature (in comparison to what’s on their platform) from their existing ecosystems.

    At the college level these days, it’s a new world if you use a Apple Mac computer or an iPad Pro the number of very good programs for taking notes, writing essays term, papers, or technical papers, and that vertical computer platform created by Apple allows many people to excel away from the plug and have long battery life in the process that’s what a vertical computer company does gives you the power to design beyond that barn burning must be plugged into a wall Microsoft computer. 

    Being a vertical computer company, also helps to include things like LiDAR into every iPhone and iPad Pro made in the last four years, and that inclusion of LiDAR will become all the more apparent with the release of the Apple Vision Pro only a vertical computer company can do that.

    P.S. Apple isn’t the company camping out in the ecosystems of Google and Microsoft they don’t need to, nor are they paying either of them $20 billion a year for a default position within their vertical computer ecosystem…. the benefits are all Apple I don’t think Apple is behind. They’re just on the different path that doesn’t involve burning down the barn, the ecosystem squatters in this game is Microsoft and Google.

    You really had time to write all of this?

    williamlondon
  • Rumor: AirTag 2 will debut with Apple Vision Pro integration in early 2025

    The guy gets paid by the rumor. 
    pulseimageswatto_cobrawilliamlondon
  • Ultimate showdown: New Apple Pencil USB-C vs old Apple Pencils

    Ultimate showdown? What a stretch for clicks. More like the ultimate waste of article space on the internet, but uh ok. 
    williamlondon
  • Apple could be out $20 billion a year if Google loses DOJ antitrust case

    The bigger question is who cares? This is Apple’s bed to lay in (lie in). How does this affect the average consumer who has a choice of search engines to choose from. Just more clickbait. 
    9secondkox2
  • DuckDuckGo could have been Apple's private search engine

    I am quite content with my Apple products. They do the job with a minimal amount of invasion but I truly hate both companies. 
    williamlondondanox