Michael Tsai
Over 70% of App Store Purchases Are for Games: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2016/04/14/over-70-of-app-store-purchases-are-for-games/ … #mjtsaiblog
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@McCloudStrife@mjtsai And if you give prominence only to those corporations with cash to throw around, the innovation will go away.
Craig Grannell
McCloud
@CraigGrannell @mjtsai I still don’t understand why you think innovation for innovation’s sake matters more to a for-profit entity.
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@McCloudStrife@CraigGrannell Because much of the value of Apple’s devices depends on what you can do with them, which apps are available. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@CraigGrannell BTW, you could do more if you could sideload iOS apps and have better sandbox entitlements on OS X, too. -
@McCloudStrife@CraigGrannell I think they should do both of those things. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@CraigGrannell But they haven’t. Did you ever try to roleplay as an Apple exec and wonder why, from your POV, didn’t you do that? -
@McCloudStrife@CraigGrannell Of course. I still think they’re wrong or perhaps shortsighted. - View other replies
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@McCloudStrife@CraigGrannell But, who knows, maybe the correct long-term play is to focus on watch and cars while the rest withers. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@CraigGrannell I think it’s wrong to neglect OS X, but the execs and engineers owning Apple stock, if rational, would focus on iOS. - View other replies
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@McCloudStrife@mjtsai Money was never the only goal for Apple. It was also about the art. Stifling smaller creators doesn’t help there.
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