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Posted by Roger

- December 18, 2018, 03:06:23

What Apple does far better than anyone else is make profit. No one can match them, esp considering they make their own devices and software. Most come and use use free available software and barely make a profit. This is especially true for phones.
Apple is also very good and making something that is already out there, better. Example iPod, tablets (iPad) and now watches.
But its obvious that others will copy (everyone copies) and catch up and considering the real brains behind Apple (Jobs) is now gone, it should not be a surprise to see Apples innovation etc slowing down

Posted by Paul Muller

- December 16, 2018, 11:27:27

Apple being an innovator is a joke. Apple has innovated nothing since the came with the first iphone.

Since then Apple has been a copycat and Android/Samsung follower.

Stop this bs that Apple is an innovative company.

Posted by S.Yu

- December 16, 2018, 08:19:28

This most certainly has something to do with the corporate espionage directed at Samsung.
So still no word of whether or not "Flexpai" preorders are going to ship on time with the SD855?

Posted by Redaktion

- December 15, 2018, 23:04:58

An infographic published by LetsGoDigital makes for interesting reading for those curious about how the foldable market could end up playing out. Unsurprisingly, it seems Samsung and Huawei will be the first major manufacturers to offer this exciting form factor to consumers, with Microsoft and Apple willing to bide their time, possibly to see how the market develops.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Samsung-first-on-the-foldable-bandwagon-Apple-to-bide-its-time.381171.0.html