Trapped says
12 years ago
On Andy Ihnatko's latest episode of the Ihnatko Almanac he theories that Apple has the same problem with the iPhone as Coke does with their
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Trapped says
12 years ago
Recipe. The reason that they can't take huge risks and change it too much is that there may be a revolt ala New Coke.
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
that's an interesting theory. But Apple's strength in the past has been challenging the status quo and creating something new and unexpected
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
It really is a shame they don't just do that now instead of launching copyright suits one after another.
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JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
On the other hand, people have become so accustomed to Apple's continuity of design that they nearly revolted at the change in the charger
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
for the iphone 5.
Ford
12 years ago
Yeah, I read a similar (maybe the same?) article that said iPhone is now the Toyota Camry of smartphones. If they do anything more than
JessicaRabbit was
12 years ago
that on NPR? I heard that somewhere too.
Ford
12 years ago
minor refreshes they risk losing their core audience.
Ford
12 years ago
carolynk: It must have been.
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
Steve Jobs wasn't opposed to "borrowing" from other companies in the early years. Yet he was able to push his engineers to step beyond the
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
conventional designs. Can Apple not do that now? I remember how different Apple 2's were from the IBM PC. and how amazing it was when the
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
iMacs came out in different colors...and were translucent. It was cool and revolutionary.
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
and then they had the Newton long before Handspring or Palm came out.
JessicaRabbit
12 years ago
They need a kick in the ass and get back to the drawing board
Jeeper
12 years ago
I guess things are really different now. They have so much riding on their products preforming well with stock price and all
Jeeper
12 years ago
But yeah they really won't take risks like they used to
Jeeper
12 years ago
They really aren't leading the "big" change group anymore.
Ford
12 years ago
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