The Apple Worm

I want to wish everyone a great upcoming year 2016. On my side of the world the new year is about 5 hours away and i know many of you have already gotten into 2016 so i hope it was awesome. December seems to have become a more personal post kind of month so, i will finish this years blog posts with a final thought on that same personal tone: One very wise man i knew told me that life is as amazing as you let it be, because the present is exactly that: a gift. On that note i want to thank 2015 for a great lot of lessons, some happier than others but all in all i believe it is about what you get out of them what truly matters; after all the past is done and the future unknown. I consider myself a passionate person and I have always said that if you are born a musician you die a musician... Same applies for many passionate arts and their artists, but i can only speak from experience and music is what i love and cannot live without.  First passion: I studied and lived around mus

So I was writing and researching about one of my upcoming posts about the Apple TV (which by the way is going to be named "A revolution worth waiting for") and realised the year is about to end so i decided to put that on hold and let you guys know a bit of thoughts about this year in general, not just apple which I know we all know and love haha. So here go my thoughts just like on the first post about everything and anything hoping you find something to relate to on the tech part or on the more personal part: First some more tech and science oriented news i would like to share with you guys about this year in summary: THANK YOU to all the people who have read my blog which started this year and hopefully will go on for a long time, i hope i have been able to make you agree or disagree with my thoughts on one of my great passions: Apple 2015 innovation summary  i hope you have heard of these innovations, if not take a quick look, they really are great breakthro

No...  That has been the answer so far and it seems that it will remain this way as it is Apple's vision and belief (which is and has been working just fine) up until today. MacBooks and iPads will NOT merge like Microsofts Surface Book which came out recently. You see... it's not like there isn't a target market for this kind of product, UK Business Insider mag published that an expectation of 50 to 100 thousand units can be expected to be sold in the fourth quarter of 2015 for Microsoft. The real fact is that Apple truly believes in the strength in the gap between tablets and computer and smartphones; not just for profit but specially with the digital environment that these products entail. Bringing these products together means you would have to fuse iOS and OSX which is a BIG mistake. Don't believe me? Ask ANY iPad Pro user in the last weeks if they believe that the iPad Pro could replace their MacBook? The answer is NO, not because it lacks processing