[thomascgalvin]

> The modern Apple feels like their hardware teams way outperforming the software teams.

There aren't a lot of tangible gains left to be made by the software teams. The OS is fine, the office suite is fine, the entertainment apps are fine.

If "performance" is shoving AI crap into software that was already doing what I wanted it to do, I'd rather the devs take a vacation.

[butlike]

There were a few things on that page that made me excited for the future of where computing is going, but I do think we're going to hit a "lull" in terms of exciting new features until some of the really futuristic stuff comes to pass.

Who knows, maybe the era of "exciting computing" is over, and iteration will be a more pleasant and subtle gradient curve of improvements, over the earth-shattering announcements of yore (such as the advent of popular cellular phones).

[scbzzzzz]

True. I would like to hijack this thread and wante d to discuss what we want for software that is not present. For me. All i can think of is ondevice , al/ml ( photo editing, video editing etc ) and not the ones the current companies are trying hard shove down our throats.

May be steve is true. We don't know what we want until some one shows it .