Little too scripted and robotic for my taste

@@johannes7434 I think leading the biggest company in the world, he’s just well aware that he can’t be too ‘outlandish’. Has to be somewhat by the book during PR moments.

@@DREAMFinite hard not to compare to Steve Jobs who did it to perfection.

@@johannes7434Common hateful sheep with a terrible and incompetent opinion once again.

What are you on about, he's a criminal!

@@moonbeam54321 excuse me ? What are you talking about? What makes him a criminal?

@@moonbeam54321 what are you going on about

We want Apple Card in Canada. When will it come to other countries?

⁠@@moonbeam54321 your tripping

he is a terrible innovator. he is great at business and making money...but apple is no longer in the front lines when it comes to bringing new innovative products and ideas.

@@mrmuffin5046 you're delusional if you think that slowing "innovation" is a product of the CEO. have you maybe wondered that maybe we're just reaching a plateau in terms of technical upgrades that we can provide to such compact and refined devices.

@@jgal7979 apple has been on a "plateau" ever since Tim got hired. Constantly waiting for android to come up with new things and apple adopts them later. im not saying tim cook is bad, but he is a businessman that lacks creativity and vision. He should be in charge of business and hire someone with creativity

@@mrmuffin5046 Tim Cook was hired in 1997 as COO. He only became CEO after Jobs' death in 2011. He's always played a huge role in Apple's success through the original iMac and iPod to today.

@UKposts Official its so bad that they cant even fix the keyboard and siri...both are beyong trash and android is light years ahead...and im an iphone user

Tim Cook is not what the consumers needed but he is what apple needed

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Disagree. Innovations are lacking. He took ideas and just streched out iterations for money. Planned obsolescence in a company that doesnt need the money at all. Spyware included ™. 🎉if your about dissing your loyal customer to gouge them shamelessly, I find that beyond distasteful…

@@cjbrenner13 when Steve was there. After many years company did innovations🥲🥲

Total bollocks

*Tim Apple

@@starvinmarvin84 team Apple!

Steve Jobs legacy, he picked right. Truly a genius he was.

I don't even get those spammer calls with Google pixel. They don't allow them to get to my phone

@@soberanisfam1323 the main function i missed alot when switching to iphone.... android blocked most the annoying robot / spam / marketing calls... :( apple pls have it in 2024 release!

Sorry could you explain live voicemail and why this is better than blocking someone you don’t know?

@@christopherng5847 you can do it in in phone settings…turn on silence unknown callers

⁠@@diegobelaunde4965 when someone calls, and you don’t answer, the caller will be sent to leave a voicemail. But while they’re leaving a voicemail, a real-time transcript of the voicemail will be displayed on the phone. And if it’s a call that you would like to answer, you can answer while the caller is leaving the voicemail. It’s kinda of like back in the days when there was voicemails on house phones and you could hear the caller leaving a message.

steve was legendary but close minded and stubborn, tim took steve’s framework and held true to it in the best way he could with the current generation of technology ever getting better

Legendary right but abusive to his daughter right ???

Tim business mind...jobs product mind. See difference in apple stock price and products

Steve is also dead and that’s how he achieved that legendary status.

I actually think Tim is better than jobs, you can’t say for sure how jobs will do if he hadn’t died. So all we can judge is how Tim had done after he took over apple. And by looking at current stock and innovation! I think Tim is doing pretty great. Apple still kept up with the “apple quality”, and with at least 2 really life changing products “AirPods & Vision Pro”. “Audio upgrade & visual upgrade”.

+100 apple points

Aahahah omg 🤣

So with all due respect, no need to go negative, as she was just trying to add some levity to an otherwise pretty intense subject matter don’t you cha think?

Tim Cook can sometimes come off as a little stiff. He’s not Steve Jobs. So anything that can humanize him is fine. It’s GMA not a Senate hearing.

@@jonasking3670 I am sure Tim Cook is listening and will take your suggestion to heart. Not!😁😁🤪

@@theodorehaskins3756 what is this, the 90s? Who says that anymore grandpa?

@@jonasking3670 Well obviously you don’t. So let me school you on something here youngster. If you’re lucky enough to live as long as I have, you will become as young as I am. So if you meant to insult me, you missed, and here’s one last thing I’ll leave you with, if all you’ve got are insults, then you don’t have much of an argument do you?

So was Scully, that’s why they brought Jobs back

I love Tim Apple

When they released iphone it was a game changer. When they released iwatch it also a game changer. Now the vision pro it's also probable a game changer. More likely icar is going to become a game changer because of it's features. No operating systems are closed than apple.

Something that could make it a game-changer is if it were a hydrogen car rather than electric. Hydrogen cars are better for the environment because they don't require lithium or cobalt, faster to refuel (same process as gas cars), and don't put a huge strain on power grids. Additionally, they're almost guaranteed clean energy whereas electric cars are only truly clean if the power grids they're charged from are not powered by fossil fuels such as coal power plants. But going hydrogen would require the implementation of a massive hydrogen infrastructure across the country which currently doesn't exist and hence, is unlikely for Apple.

@@keenanvandeusen check heliogen

​@@keenanvandeusen It could be game changer if they get the Solid State battery right

And whom exactly got them towards that price prior to Tim apple here???

@@garystinten9339 the consumers did. Why do you think phones are $1000+ now

@@LOVER_LINK Or maybe both?

It does 😂😂

You have a long wait. What you’re suggesting sounds rather impractical. Vision Pro is a full fledged immersive computer that you wear on your face. You can’t pack all that tech into mere glasses 👓 maybe you’re just being tongue and cheek with your request.

Waiting for perfection is the wrong move

@@oaki5286why do you think Apple took so long to enter this market

@@coralreef909 Well I don't really need the tech right now and >3K is a bit much. So I'll wait.

@@neoneherefrom5836 They are a big company known for their tech products. The technology had to get to a certain point before they could release a headset.

What he done thats so great He has launched the same stupid iphone with a better camera (who cares about the camera!). Not impressive

Absolutely. I think people just underestimate the work he’s done because he is way way way more private and out of sight than Steve was so it is a bit easier to forget about him.

@@Ernster86u for real? Apple is not just the iPhone. He’s launched the Apple Watch, the AirPods, the apple silicon chips like M1, now the Apple vision headset. But even the iPhone, while on the outside has been quite similar, the inside had a hell of a lot of improvements. Those are just easy to forget cause they’re not flashy or cool but kinda work more on the background.

Yes lol. I wonder why.

lol. YES!

Same

Troll

😂😂😂

Aliens

He meant that "AI" is more than LLM...

that doesn’t qualify those who misuse the word “Ai” as being unsmart, just because they are less knowledgeable in the topic.

They did in a different interview

Yeah that was ...creepy, like the father detached from the family he's recording

Lets be honest, this reaction can also be a copy pasta from the smartphone / camera days :)

@@DutchGamingPieces Yeah, it probably is… and in a few years you will be looking at virtual eyes staring at you in the subway. As there is a camera involved, it is somewhat different and has a Google Glass vibe in public.

I don’t know man I think that’s just the tech phobia that is starting to creep up your back. Everything changes and trends don’t trend forever. Teachers told us all that we won’t have calculators in our pockets. Look at us now. Now a calculator is not a $3500 device but the principle is still the same. We do not know where technology is going to take us but there is no use sitting on your butt and crying over how someone else is using technology.

This was my gut reaction too. But looking at it more rationally, as others have said, people made (and continue to make) the same comments about camcorders, and phones. It seems most are willing to accept the tradeoff if at the end of it you get a permanent memory. And with this you’d get a recording more vivid and intimate than anything you could get with any ordinary camcorder or phone. Regardless, I do hope that: A) the headset lets you record video without you having to wear it, and B) Future iPhones are given the ability to record 3d video that can be played back on the headset

Definitely not but great in his own way to steer an already matured company

And it’s burnt

Fair enough but these basic inquiries also gives those who want to do harm an opportunity to learn and develop AI as well.

Okay

So you maybe missing the point here, by overthinking it, as it was just an interview, and not an interrogation, and all this speculative talk about AI wiping out humanity, just remember the good thing is that AI has already done and promises to do in the future. So, unless, and until you have evidence that AI has somehow become sentient, then I think you should maybe relax, have a cold one, and enjoy the ride, unless you just wanna add more stress to your life. Cheers 🥂

@@theodorehaskins3756 I agree with the whole chillax relax no stress view, but we don’t need AI to become sentient for this to be bad. For example I am a fan of movies and I work in movies, AI is threatening many of the jobs in the industry. I don’t want to watch something made entirely by an algorithm or computer.

@@vic2958 Touché, but no ones arguing that and we can’t know what we don’t know is all I’m sayin here. Comphrende.

Gee, i didn’t know Androids could do those things, I never hear any of my Android user friends say anything about it. Maybe Android makers don’t market this well, maybe they just keep on moving to the next feature / gimmick, maybe they dropped it, I don’t know why this isn’t more well known. Well, that and maybe it’s because Android is so fragmented in Android OS adoption that folks with older smartphones never can get the updates since most Android phones till very recently only had 2 years of updates, if that? I heard via Android distribution chart in May 2023, Android 13, out since Aug 2022, is only on 15% of all Androids, Android 12 only 16.3%, Android 11 about, 23% some 2.5 years after release. Android 10, now 3.5 years old is only on 18% of all Androids. Meanwhile, iOS 16, released in September 2022 is already at 87.5% adoption and iOS 15 9.65%, all other older iOS less than 3%. And iOS 15 supports back to the now 8 year old iPhone 6S series, while iOS 16 supports back to the 2017 6 year old iPhone X/8/8+, much better OS and feature support than ANY Android maker for years now.