The Apple Worm

So, the World Wide Developers Conference 2016 (WWDC16) happened and here are my summarised thoughts on the MANY THINGS that have been announced/revealed since my last post. First le t's talk about diversity for a bit: "Apple celebrates diversity" said Tim Cook to open up the keynote address. WWDC16 had people from over 74 countries, all shapes and sizes, all ages and cultural backgrounds.  The developer community is a great example that in diversity lies innovation and differences can be used to build a great environment of success. Knowingly, the thoughts and considerations of each and every person at the keynote went out the horrible Orlando shooting victims' families. If you can take time to address the FBI privacy issue before, taking time for the families that suffered loss the day before WWDC is a much appreciated gesture. Take a minute, take 60 seconds to  realise  that there is diversity all around you every day . Thanks for being one of the more

FIRST OF ALL, THANK YOU TO THE 1000 NEW TWITTER FOLLOWERS AND THE NEARLY 1000 READERS THAT HAVE COME TO THIS BLOG. I am glad my opinion and critique has been reaching quite a few people and let's hope it keeps growing. Bill Graham Civil Auditorium Where the Monday 13th, 2016 Kickoff will take place It has been a while since I last wrote, but the hype of June 13th WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) is growing and I wanted to let you guys know where Apple stands before this possibly GINORMOUS keynote and what could come from it. You know how they say your biggest challenge is to surpass yourself? Well I'm sorry to say that Apple wasn't able to "beat itself" after a 13 years IN A ROW growth... Yeah, 50,6 BILLION dollars in revenue is not good enough apparently to be an ok quarter result... Not just that, evidently the 13-year surge was clearly and openly announced to be coming to a  "halt" ... But since it had been 13 years of such amazing res