1 week agoMy take: Good hire, Apple. Macworld’s loss.
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She’s a solid hire by Apple, I agree
– Dr. Scott
As this slick WWDC wrap-up video from Serenity C. attests, simply and to the point, Apple is much more than great devices.
The endearment of our devices distills down to that of bespoke and personal utility. The software breathes the life into the hardware — the core theme of WWDC.
Apple gets the human part of the human interface. Always has. A birthright bestowed at the onset by Jobs. That this all holds hands under a successful and unified set of platforms, just makes the experience all the more fulfilling leaving today’s assault on Apple’s “Walled Garden” as a sadly misconstrued snipe.
Sorry that the competition hasn’t been able to achieve the same. It’s certainly not Apple’s fault that they haven’t.
If anything, blame Apple’s happy customers for knowing a good (and safe) thing when they see it.