Is Apple experiencing a “Vista-like drift into systemically poor execution?”
That was a question posed by well-known technology analyst Benedict Evans, in a recent blog post covering Apple’s innovation and execution, or seemingly lack thereof as of late. He is referring to Microsoft’s Windows Vista operating system, which was widely criticized when it launched in 2007 due to software bugs, performance issues, frequent warning dialogs, polarizing design changes, and several other problems.
Evans said Apple stumbled with the Vision Pro headset, which he believes was not ready to launch. Then, it previewed personalized Siri features at WWDC last year that were merely conceptual, and are now delayed.
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