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Apple didn\u2019t \u201cblow it\u201d with the stylus, it did what was right<\/h2>\nOwen Williams – thenextweb.com<\/a><\/h3>\nSteve Jobs\u2019 famous crusade against styluses was not because he hated them, but because they were used as the primary way to interact with devices. All of Apple\u2019s competitors were designing their interfaces around the stylus, with tiny, precision elements that needed a pointing device to actually use them. That\u2019s how they blew it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
What I learned this week about Tim Cook\u2019s Apple<\/h2>\nWalt Mossberg – theverge.com<\/a><\/h3>\nI have no idea how well these latest products will sell. And I care nothing at all for what Wall Street thinks of them. But I think they show that the flow of ideas from Apple is still strong. Even in years when Apple isn\u2019t taking the really big swings, like an entirely new product category or service, its control over the levers of both hardware and software allow it to iterate in more meaningful and important ways than anyone else.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Steve Jobs\u2019 famous crusade against styluses was not because he hated them, but because they were used as the primary way to interact with devices. All of Apple\u2019s competitors were designing their interfaces around the stylus, with tiny, precision elements that needed a pointing device to actually use them. That\u2019s how they blew it.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
What I learned this week about Tim Cook\u2019s Apple<\/h2>\n
Walt Mossberg – theverge.com<\/a><\/h3>\n
I have no idea how well these latest products will sell. And I care nothing at all for what Wall Street thinks of them. But I think they show that the flow of ideas from Apple is still strong. Even in years when Apple isn\u2019t taking the really big swings, like an entirely new product category or service, its control over the levers of both hardware and software allow it to iterate in more meaningful and important ways than anyone else.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n