This question sounds easy because it’s straightforward. Actually, it’s very hard to answer. It’s intellectually difficul

While Apple had been focusing on its service revenue streams earlier on, this has presented a brand new opportunity to the ‘tech giant’ to explore a space that would not only cut costs but also help it to become the ‘next leader’ in the search engine game.

Google has been successful so far in painting an image in their user’s mind about what the ideal search engine should look like and how it should be able to connect an individual to the rest of the world all while addressing their queries.

“You gotta act. You gotta be willing to fail. You gotta be willing to crash a burn. With people on the phone or starting a company, if you’re afraid you’ll fail, you won’t get very far.”

However, these steps are the hallmark of a ‘creative giant’ which Apple has also long been accustomed to being with regards to keeping their customers hooked onto their devices.

http://news7.totssants.com/izt/video-team-fog-næstved-v-svendborg-rabbits-v-da-da-1aik-9.php

n March of 2019, I matched with a Riot employee (I’ll call him John. I’d prefer not to post his identity publicly for reasons I’ll explain further down) on Tinder during a visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco for some final job interviews while I was still in college. He seemed nice, we talked a bit, exchanged contact information, and then he pursued me romantically for the next few months. We talked until May/June (when things ended for other reasons) but we frequently played League together and exchanged messages for ~3 months.

“Apple has accelerated work to develop its own search engine that would allow the iPhone maker to offer an alternative to Google. For context, this behavior has been witnessed for a while as people have been observant about the feature popping up in beta versions of iOS”.

The questions you ask yourself determine the answers you get. The answers you get determine the decisions you make. The decisions you make combined with the circumstances you start from create the life you have now.

And if what Jobs said about creativity and resilience is deemed to be correct, the company should be able to ‘connect its customers to the world’ with their ‘potential search engine’ in no time.

Recent reports also mentioned that Apple hired Google’s head of search, John Giannandrea, two years ago in an attempt to enhance its virtual personal assistant, Siri, something that has been an integral part of the iPhone since its inception.

All of this should point to the fact that the culture of ‘innovation’ is well and truly alive within the organization, as the ‘iPhone manufacturer’ is quietly shifting its focus on building a more service-oriented revenue platform as opposed to simply relying on their smartphones and MacBooks.

Over the course of the last fiscal year, Apple’s service revenue amounted to $53.8 billion, up from $46.3 billion in 2019, all while its number of paid accounts reached new highs clocking in double-digit growth.

Recent reports stated that the United States antitrust authorities along with the government have filed a lawsuit against Google for “misusing its power to shut its competitors in search ads”.

So, examine your life. Don’t just let life happen to you. Question your reality and use the answers to guide you. If you can’t come up with any questions yourself, here are some to get you started.

This move is also a signal to potential competitors about Apple’s intention in trying to enter the ‘search engine’ field and while improving Siri’s search activity and artificial intelligence algorithm could just be an excuse, the US government’s move to break up Google’s monopoly no longer requires Apple to work undercover.

“You gotta act. You gotta be willing to fail. You gotta be willing to crash a burn. With people on the phone or starting a company, if you’re afraid you’ll fail, you won’t get very far.”