Apple’s Next Move: Be More Like Microsoft

Apple has decided to win the race for customers at their homes, so it makes its services available on any electronics they use. Such as Samsung, LG, Vizio and Sony TVs

Various TVs will very soon work with AirPlay2, so customers will be able to stream video, music and different other content directly to their TV from an Apple device.

Apple is geared up to become the biggest services provider, while reminding the audience at CES its emphasis on privacy.

Playing in harmony with the world's biggest TV makers is a great step ahead into the future for Apple, which is already far ahead on the way to dominate the streaming video service.

Apple started letting TV makers like LG and Vizio, access its AirPlay and HomeKit technology. Samsung 2019 TVs already come with iTunes built in.

Apple has managed to steal the limelight at CES 2019, the world's biggest electronics show.

Lol Microsoft followed Apple’s business model too. They started making premium hardware products. So did google.

Apple is starting their own streaming service & need to get their services into more people’s hands, so they need to partner with more companies to spread it. They’re not on defense, stop the BS. They’ve just been running into some bad luck & the end of smartphone peakness.

Since the death of inventive genius Stive Jobs Apple has lost their GPS orientation, and with rivals imitating the very same products and providing them chipper Apple is likely to fall if they don't have an innovative idea!

“On the defensive” seems like a stretch. But definitely interesting take on where they are going. The 2020s are going to really shake things up I have a feeling

They're about to step in quicksand. SoothsayerSourcesSay 🍅 Decisiones ...where's Rubén Blades? 😆

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