The Apple Worm

Apple is moving on, regardless of if you are coming with them or catch up later. Ladies and gentlemen! I have my new AppleWatch series 5 on its way!!! I could not be happier about this important moment for my Apple Loving Life! I will keep you guys updated on my thoughts as I enjoy this new always on screen life. BUT, there were also other things to talk about… The new phones are good if not great. They are not "innovating" massively and taking a leap into the unknown; they are betting on a more incrementally significant upgrade. Enough to excite but not too much as to take a big risk that could backfire. How is that a good thing? Well, because the iPhone is slowly winding down, and services and Apple Watch are exploding up. Apple has known for a couple of years now that the iPhone’s power in the market has been set, that people have great phones made by them and have now become a victim of their own success. Older models are still performing strong and steady, PLUS

Joaquin Phoenix had a short interview a day ago about the Joker movie and of course, it got me thinking of a lot of things to consider BEFORE I see this movie in a bit less than a month’s time. Heath Ledger portrayed one of the most iconic villain roles in superhero and movie history: The Joker. And his untimely death made people think all kinds of crazy theories about how it affected him in some shape or form. HOWEVER, you then take some time and investigate what his co-stars in the movie say about his attitude on set and around the movie you realize how he actually seemed to be well and enjoyed to portray this scary and crazy/psychotic character. This movie is about the degradation that society brings upon a man (in this case Arthur Fleck) to make him become the Joker and one of the statements that makes me think about this is when Phoenix says “to be honest, I thought it was a great joy to play Joker. I preferred to play Joker over Arthur. (…) Everything is so uncomfo

Today is no ordinary day. Wherever you are in the world there is something in the air happening and whether you want to know or not, I am letting you know. Apple is evolving away from the iPhone; the biggest consumer sold product in history is no longer going to be their growth factor. I have said this before HOWEVER, today the Apple Card is being launched today in the United States. Apple Music is already a proven success that continues to grow; Apple TV+ will be out in some countries in November and seems quite promising; Apple News is a hit or miss service that maybe forgotten or improved because right now it’s not polished enough and Apple Arcade has started some buzz (although to be honest it’s the one service I am not too sure about how to review). All of this to state the grand change in Apple growth despite the stagnation and now decrease in iPhone sales worldwide. Apple Card is a completely different bet on apple’s behalf: it is a tech approach to a space in