imagining apple’s post-iphone future – macdailynews

Apple's reported plans to cut iPhone by 10 percent in the quarter of 2019 make clear that the company's base of loyal users is not resource from.   In the medium to long term, the decline can undermine Apple's ability to feed off the 'halo effect from its installed base, estimated at about iPhones globally at the end of last year.   In the company's other markets, its products and services will increasingly compete on their own merits, with less help from the network effects that push iPhone users toward everything else Apple, ..   Weaning from iPhone dependence will be painful experience for Apple, not only except also because the importance of each market in.   The situation requires sharper focus from people in each of Apple's lines of business and more multitasking from Cook, whether or not he's willing to see things this way...   If he retired today, Tim Cook's Apple would be known for coasting along on Steve Jobs innovations, rolling up tremendous profits that any CEO would have accrued, and devolving into being lazy, sloppy routinely late.   Apple to unveil 'iMac Pro later this year rethought, Mac Pro and Apple pro displays in April 4, 2017.   He is repeating the advice that Apple should sell more units lest they lose market share to Android competitors, group that, fights over small fraction of the total profits in the business.   And the day that AW becomes available that will measure blood pressure or glucose in time, is Apple Watch becomes must-have item for the 50 crowd.   iPhone, iPod, and watch have been good, and HomePod, Siri, airport, Mac Pro, Mac mini and iCloud have all languished.   Read more