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<\/a><\/p>\nDan M. hat sich unter der \u00dcberschrift „Apple Inc: A Pre-Mortem<\/a>“ auf f\u00fcnf Kategorien konzentriert. Auf die Apple Watch, iOS, den Apple TV, Apples Service-Angebote (iCloud, Backups, der Schl\u00fcsselbund in der Wolke) und Apple, das Unternehmen. <\/p>\n Ein substanzieller Text, der so unverbl\u00fcmt ehrlich formuliert ist, dass hartgesottene Apple-Fans starke Nerven beim Lesen ben\u00f6tigen: <\/p>\n The Apple TV has suffered the same fate as the Apple Watch: Apple dumped an App Store and Springboard onto it and called it a new product. They essentially brought iOS to the living room, which isn\u2019t such a bad thing at first glance\u200a\u2014\u200aexcept it is the least integrated device in the entire Apple ecosystem. It doesn\u2019t have Continuity, even though it needs it more than any other product; instead we have annoying \u201cKeyboard Input\u201d notifications. And instead of a login\/identity solution so that we wouldn\u2019t need Keyboard Input notifications, Apple is relying on their competitors to fill the gap (yet again). <\/p>\n AirPlay is harder to use today than in iOS 7. Proactive is missing, so users are reduced to furiously swiping up and down a giant grid of icons. Tim Cook famously said he \u201cloves operating his Apple TV from his Apple Watch\u201d, yet it didn\u2019t even ship with support for Apple\u2019s existing remote app, and now there are two remote apps but only the old one works on the Apple Watch. After a simple one-tap setup, AirPods are \u201cready to use with all your devices\u201c\u200a\u2014\u200aexcept Apple TV.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n