Patience is a virtue lost on Silicon Valley

Why Silicon Valley is all wrong about Apple’s AirPods – Chris Messina – MediumHere in Silicon Valley, we’re a bunch of inchoate Peter Pans, which affects how we approach relationships, how we design, build, and grow apps, and it affects our ability to relate to the people that use the things we make (because everything we [...]

2016-09-16T16:14:00+02:00September 16th, 2016|apple|

Tim Cook: ‘Our goal has never been to make the most. It’s always been to make the best.’ | The Washington Post

I thought the visibility went with Steve, not the company.Tim Cook, the interview: Running Apple 'is sort of a lonely job' | The Washington PostThe global sales of PCs each year are about 275 million right now. That number’s been declining. The global market for smartphones is 1.4 billion. Over time, I’m convinced every person [...]

2016-08-16T11:39:00+02:00August 16th, 2016|apple|

AI, Apple and Google (by Benedict Evans)

Machine learning offers the promise that a lot of very large and very boring analyses of data can be automated - not just running the search, but working out what the search should be to find the result you want. That is, the eye-catching demos of speech interfaces or image recognition are just the most visible demos of [...]

2016-07-03T09:30:00+02:00July 3rd, 2016|apple, tendencias|

Apple’s Organizational Crossroads

another #worthreading piece by Apple's Organizational Crossroads - Stratechery by Ben ThompsonDevices vs. ServicesThe problem is that everything that goes into creating these jewel-like devices works against being good at services:You only get one shot to get a device right, so all of Apple’s internal rhythms and processes are organized around delivering as perfect a product [...]

2016-05-01T10:10:00+02:00May 1st, 2016|apple|

40 Years Later: Apple 3.0 (Jean-Louis Gassée)

immense @gassee 40 Years Later: Apple 3.0 | Monday NoteSimplifying, but without distorting the key concept, humankind needed a more flexible means of expression than hieroglyphs, mere pictures on a cave wall, and invented alphabets and numerals, symbols that have no intrinsic meaning. Combined into sentences, phrases, and formulae, these symbols gave us tremendous power to think, [...]

2016-03-28T12:07:00+02:00March 28th, 2016|apple|
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