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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.

@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.

@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.

@McCloudStrife @CraigGrannell But, who knows, maybe the correct long-term play is to focus on watch and cars while the rest withers.

@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.

@McCloudStrife @mjtsai For Jobs, money seemed like a means to an end—a way to try new things. For Cook, bottom line is more important.