In the Jobs years it was because the person at the tob intrinsically gave a shit about making a good thing.
But you're right, it certainly seems that's the kind of game Cook is playing. Better than Windows, but no better, and keep the extra money.
But you're right, it certainly seems that's the kind of game Cook is playing. Better than Windows, but no better, and keep the extra money.
To be fair to Apple, it does sound like this is a somewhat rare bug (only seen in high-load situations?). It's not as bad, I think, as ads in the OS. So, as you say, Apple just needs to be a little better than MS and that's good enough.