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5/31/2014 | 1:11:27 PM
I keep battling in my mind as regards Apple (and all the things supposedly in the pipeline) whether they're falling foul of the maxim to release early, release often. Add that to the "don't try to boil the ocean" cliché and you wonder whether it's more important to get SOMETHING to market even if v2 is the one that people will actually love. There's always a concern that by being scretive and having known marketing release events like WWDC, that they'll so often be seen as second to market, and thus an "also ran" with new technologies. Ironic, isn't it, that I'm thinking of Apple as an "also ran"... :)