1. Given
the pace at which technology is converging (e.g., phones, music players,
cameras, and so on), what do you think is next for Apple?
Answer: I think so many questions, and next week or next month or next year when
some of these things actually happen, all start taking stabs at predicting what
will come after that. It’s part of the fun of being Mac users.
Of course, our
handful of answers are pure speculation at best, but some have been
prognosticated by analysts for months or even years.
2. Apple
has had many “near-death” experiences throughout its history. Is Apple now here
to stay?
Answer: Yes, Any company can go grow up. It's
just business, Apple is looking pretty good at the moment but the market can
change with any technological advance, they are gone. A company needs to grow
and change with the technology and the times. If it does not, it will
eventually fail. Apple seems to be doing just that, keeping up with the times
3. Jobs
has been the catalyst for many of Apple’s successes (and failures). Can Apple
survive without Jobs?
Answer: Jobs was famous some say
notorious for keeping an iron grip on
every step of the product development process, from conception to execution.
The Macintosh, the iPod, the iPhone and the iPad all shine with his distinct
design sensibility. Still, investors and consumers alike had grown accustomed
in the past year to the idea of Apple without its visionary leader.
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