Apple CEO Tim Cook Talks Steve Jobs, Apple Innovation and More - D10 Conference

[@ThangNguyen-pp4gg]

Tim Cook is so calm. I can hear every word in his voice.

[@manujohn99]

Congrats...... your ears are working 😁😁🤣

[@MrMobbious]

I find it heart warming when Steve is brought up and Tim's whole demeanor changed. He even got a little choked up. I do believe of all the people effected by his loss (except his wife and family of course), he was effected to most.

[@1806videos]

I wish they didn't cut this up so much. I want to see unedited :/

[@firebomb38]

All these people saying Tim Cook ruined Apple and saying he can't do anything? Then I like to see you try to take his place and see how well you do

[@Armpit123]

I know. I thought I was the only one who actually liked him

[@firebomb38]

AwesomeArmpit123 right? I mean there are some parts he didn't do too well but he's gonna make improvements to that in the future but for now I think he's actually doing pretty well for what he's been doing so far no disappointment

[@Armpit123]

Apart from the Apple pencil

[@Armpit123]

Because Steve jobs said "who needs a stylus"

[@LeeandAlannagsy]

I totally agree! Couldn't be any better! Steve said "Don't be the best Steve Jobs you can be, be the best Tim Cook you can be."

[@ChristianSachaNovak]

I'm watching this with the sound off, but I bet he says "products" a hundred times.

[@shahilagh]

he tried to use the same , similar language as Steve. He says Incredible a lot :)

[@shahilagh]

The reason is because we care about the future of Apple and its products. and that leadership defines this future. It is very difficult to be there though. But ppl choose.

[@_sparrowhawk]

I don't think anyone has ever made that claim. Jibberish.

[@jacheto]

Cook speaking: I just post a incredible comment on a phenomenal video in this unbelievable service called KZbin, its just magical how innovative and unique this is. lol

[@watzursn]

Where can I find the full video?

[@soheilx]

He is the best choice for Apple CEO after Steve Jobs. amazing man. talented. Good Luck Tim. RIP Steve Jobs.

[@yofiesetiawan]

i wish i could watch steve and tim together at d10, they both are awesome...

[@goldensuccess8789]

Tim cooks has been an awesome CEO, I'm commenting from the future

[@TheDOUBLEAA2121]

you know its a good interview when you watch all seventeen minutes and go back to key questions.

[@brano03]

I am pleased to hear that guy.. awesome speaker

[@ELChilabot]

The tablet's "typical usage" is different than the pc's. Many laptop owners have been using them as nowadays tablet's (check mail, social networks, read stuff, etc). People really wanted a tablet when they bought their laptops. The big value of nowadays tablets is their 'just works' software, which for a pc is overly restrictive (for what it's use can be), but for a tablet's typical usage is perfect. People who do not have tablets do this with their smartphones.

[@reztech8]

Tim seems to be doing everything right. I have a feeling Apple's growth has just started (despite it's position as #1 company in the world).

[@aviralmittal5921]

Your comment has aged very well

[@vahnfish]

when will the full interview be up

[@ScottLeeOfficialWebsite]

Yes and on a TRUE sandbox system, it would not take the full system down. What is your "sandbox engine" and could you give us some details about how it works. Patiently waiting your response friend.

[@gabili]

Just real quick about the battery, its not all about mAh as you might know, the energy usage of the several components have to be taken in account when calculating how long a charge will hold. Maiinly the processor and dislplay of course

[@andres.moore997]

why the audio is so low?

[@salmoneaterable]

Maybe he's not as enthusiasric as Steve, but at least he tries his best to serve for Apple inc. and because of this I like this guy as the CEO.

[@MrCuntyballs2U]

I believe Tim Cook is brilliant in his own way and will continue to keep Apple strong

[@amirsaeed8733]

You weren't wrong my friend.

[@geralexas]

Stumpe with the aid of Frank Beck, both engineers from CERN, developed a transparent touch screen in the early 1970s and it was manufactured by CERN and put to use in 1973. This touchscreen was based on Bent Stumpe's work at a television factory in the early 1960s. A resistive touch screen was developed by American inventor G Samuel Hurst and the first version produced in 1982. The HP-150 from 1983 was one of the world's earliest commercial touchscreen computers.

[@DAVIDSDIEGO]

Quick tip, turn down the volume before 16:55

[@BugleBoy2013]

Steve Jobs would've been able to say everything Tim Cook said in this video in under 3 minutes.

[@lapolapo4425]

He's a great leader of Apple. The people don't even appreciate all the hard works that he had done.

[@TheXboxlivehater]

i think its good for apple that tim cook is the new CEO its kind of like a refresh button

[@andreagassicheung]

Why do you like iPhone 5?

[@robotj1]

The iPhone 4S is almost a year old phone competing with a 1-month old phone (S3). I have a BIG feeling the next iPhone will be FANTASTIC here are my reasons: foxconn said so, at the end of the iPad 3 keynote there was a slide that said: "2012 There's a lot to look forward to", the iPhone 4S being an incremental upgrade suggests they were working on another iPhone at the same time, Steve Jobs reportedly skipped the iPhone 4S and only worked on the next one (iPhone 5)

[@z400racer37]

VOTE UP FOR FULL VIDEO POST!!!

[@mrbest20]

it stops unknown and non signed programs to acess ur system files so it still works

[@d4du88]

Those chairs looks so comfortable!

[@jdicari9534]

Where can I talk to him ..i have a great idea that I need to finance

[@dogzer]

I don't know who or what this Jim Spook... Bill Crook is... but I'm loving to see Steve Jobs sitting there alive and kicking!

[@alcarbuccia]

I don't think that the tablet is gonna replace the desktop ( iMac ) tablets are an extension of desktop markets

[@ums1002]

I'm not saying this guy is not enthusiastic, but Jobs was definitely a lot more expressive and enthusiastic seeming. It seemed just being around Jobs would make you want to be innovative and give you the determination to do anything. Cook on the other hand is so mellow and suttle.

[@RJW95]

I'd love to have seen Steve answer the patent question

[@1malc]

Tim Cook... Great man!!!

[@bitburn]

I miss Steve, obviously, but I do like Tim Cook guy. Very smart, calm, focused. Apple will do fine with Tim.

[@Lupee911]

"what is the state of apple under steve cook" i dont know how that question led him into boasting about there profits and devices. Hmmmm

[@maximus2536]

steve cook????

[@johngeorge8]

without apple and iPhone, phones would have been very different thank you steve for creating the best phone ever

[@harshadborgaonkar4539]

TIm's steady hand has steered a massive ship in good direction with balanced innovation, quality, and operational excellence. Kudos to this gentle leader

[@roshsurana]

But still lacks the momentum that apple once had with Steve. He feels more like a know me off of Steve trying to enforce the same general ideas but can’t push it fast enough

[@vivek_v]

I'm sorry... what?

[@Top1Comment]

okay, tell me what you think steve might have done with the iphone 5 ?

[@harish2309]

never underestimate the power of calm, and thinkers like him. Apple is safe.

[@sr5015la]

I just picture a computer with 32,64 and 128 GB of storage. Tables are really nice (I don't like them) but PC will never die.

[@iOStalk]

I have newfound respect for Tim Cooks

[@mrbest20]

the sandbox engine i use works thats what matters BSOD are mostly drivers related of hardware issues

[@TheJosephPrice]

"The State of Apple" is good. Tim is a terrific businessman. I am exited to see what he brings to the table over the next few years now that he is "Officially" the head guy.

[@p0lishsausage]

Needs better audio.

[@RainbowKittenLuv]

IS IT JUST ME OR IS THE BACKROUND MOVING 3:32

[@DavidHdezES]

Please, add subtitles for the rest of the mortals out the US/UK :) We loved Steve Jobs, now the world need know to Tim Cook. Apple (Steve Jobs) we

[@TimJSwan]

He should have said that when Siri messes up - she's really just learning... ;-)

[@eivis13]

Then please show me an iOS5+ running device that can share any kind of file over bluetooth, that weighs 15-300mb

[@visualprogrammer]

I like the way, he thinks before he open he's mouth and take's hes time.

[@Mieowinkles]

That's what I mean - obviously if you aren't bothered about Apple you aren't going to care, but for all those that keep up to date with technology news they are probably going to see Cook as a more relaxed and friendly guy.

[@darranaskew4568]

Steve cant be replaced. But he chose his successor we

[@Boomdizzle99]

Tim cook is a great man! :) keep up the good work Tim!

[@TalesOfWar]

ARM don't make CPU's, they design them and license those designs to the companies that DO make them. The only chips they manufacture are test samples, they don't actually mass produce them for clients, companies like Samsung and Texas Instruments do that. It's kind of like how Microsoft make Windows and then it's put on other companies hardware. They have a common "component" as it were, then someone else actually makes use of it and they get a license fee from it.

[@_sparrowhawk]

When he said the juices are flowing - he was probably talking about the Watch, rather than M1 :)

[@AlexBaldwinFTW]

Cook knows what he's doing, I trust him.

[@geralexas]

The large domain of Android over other operating systems, according to Ramon Llamas, senior research analyst at IDC, is that there are many iconic models with Android, as well as manufacturers have addressed a range of equipment for different capacities monetary and Google has been able to provide good user experience with its allies. The big winner was Microsoft with Windows Phone 7 as sales increased 115.3% to 5.4 million units. However, this only benefits the software at the moment

[@A2Kaid]

Everything at Apple is "unbelievable" and "magical".

[@chesvick]

The best Man for the Job.

[@alexander9619]

Steve Jobs is also the person that invited John Sculley to join his board of directors. Steve was a brilliant visionary, but every man has his flaws. Steve does indeed have a good history in creating products people need, however that doesn't make him a good nuclear scientist or, for that matter, a people person. You might want to base your argument on actual facts, rather than someone else's judgement. Humans make mistakes, and they rely on the others in their group to point them out.

[@XBarackObamaX31]

Crazy this guy was raised in my small town.

[@Goomba815]

Tim Cook has a nice voice.

[@jezzbold]

for REALZ yo - This guy is clearly middle-management operations guy, likely very profit-oriented (assuming he's primarily a capitalist), but elevated above [his?] level of leadership. How is this guy, who only talks about how expansive Apple's market is currently, rather than how he plans to maintain this RIDICULOUS level of profit & innovation? He's clearly an #InnovationPoseur

[@eivis13]

Do you even know what OS X6 is running?And besides S Voice does 90% the same as Siri and it's an android app so it will be ported to most devices

[@dgkothari]

He may be good. But we all there only can be one Steve Jobs.

[@TheXboxlivehater]

i hope they start making stuff in the usa

[@Mieowinkles]

Tim Cook really is one of those CEOs that are going to be loved by most everyone and hated by a few anti-Apple or jobs' fanboys.

[@parishj3]

I really like this guy. I know he's no Steve jobs, but I'm sure He'll keep apple at the top. What I'm really glad about is the Siri part of the interview. I'm glad he said he's working on that breath and pause. And it will do more and have cool features. I know in the future, I want to be CEO of apple. It's my dream. And I can't wait till the iPhone 5 or whatever. Hopefully in wwdc!!!:))))

[@obesemonkey123]

Do you REALLY think Steve Jobs handed a $500 Billion company to somebody who'll destroy the company? I think Steve made a great choice in choosing Cook- He's rational, funny, and quite brilliant :)

[@RobertDelPlane]

one word, passion

[@TalesOfWar]

AMD manufacture most of theirs in Germany, and a lot of Intel's are made in Malaysia. The designs of them are American, but the things that go into most electronics are truly (and literally) international. No one country can make claim to most stuff we use, it's a real mix. Most designs come from the "west", most physical manufacturing is done in the "east". Even where they're made doesn't mean they're truly local to there, engineers from all over the world contribute to these things.

[@fiveguysman911]

I really miss the black long sleeve shirt and the jeans we used to know and love :(

[@SirHabba]

Does it make a difference?!

[@meditating010]

Well steve did talk about quarter performances and the customer base in steve notes... and you can't compare the man/jobs with cook, different people, I think.

[@MiniBoogerx]

I wasn't sure about Tim in the beginning either, but since Steve hand-selected Tim as his successor, I have to believe his choice was based on shared vision. I recently watched Tim's last key note and he appears much more confident and at ease with his new role. His personality is just not as charismatic as Steve's. But I wouldn't let his southern, mellow manner [public] fool you - he fired the guy that screwed up Maps.

[@Fanoftech]

I'm watching this on an iPad. LOL.

[@JeremyClayy]

Tim cook definitely got style

[@schlief101]

but no one can run apple the way steve did but i agree he is a great man to run apple.

[@spuddapotato2494]

I just realized. He looks and sounds exactly like Mr. Garrison from south park.

[@toocoolforu]

umm, i remember steve jobs talking every time about quarterly performance before launching his new products... Just wait for next week

[@moises1moy]

Steve was creative we don't know what tim will do with the iPhone 5

[@owRekssjfjxjxuurrpqpqss]

Post the full thing. I hate watching highlights.

[@TalkingTechnology]

What does this video have to do with Chilla Frilla? Did I miss something?

[@spookiewon]

Which products were those? Steve hasn't been the designer of any Apple product since the Mac. If you liked any of Apple's designs since Steve's return, thank Jony Ive.

[@adsman08]

He is David A Bednar 20 years later

[@ShibgaChowdhury]

I think what Tim cook needs is a substance called LSD.

[@isajosephhelou7223]

I've got my mind on my Apple & my Apple on my mind. Lay up folks Cook is steady & understands creative nakedness even if his company is getting Larger...lol

[@mikehuntz5144]

This man was paid $378 million dollars to be the CEO of Apple. WOW. Just...WOW.

[@spookiewon]

Palmed it off? He addressed the point for several minutes! He said they have a lot of people working on it, and it has a lot of potential that isn't fully realized yet. He's not going to tell you what they're doing. If you're Apple, you don't tell people what you're working on. They're not Google.

[@CaptainLongcat]

Why the hell are those two people interviewing still?!

[@CusterFlux]

Steve chose his successor well

[@Westy269]

You seen Samsungs fridges recently they are pretty good too.

[@407cedricbad]

Leave cook alone he just wants to be the best ceo he can be

[@TalesOfWar]

At the time, it was true, it no longer is. Google ham-stringed the maps on iOS by not allowing access to all of their API's that would allow for things like turn-by-turn navigation, all the 3D crap and a lot of the other things they instead made exclusive to Android. It makes perfect sense for Google to keep it for itself when they have a competing product and it makes even more sense for Apple to make its own rather than rely on someone who clearly has no intention of improving things.

[@sokyoto2]

c'mon guys, the iPhone 5 is about to come out, give Tim Cook some courage :D he's not bad, we love all people that work in apple inc. but we love steve jobs more..... R.I.P Steve :'( i'am still missing him

[@falcon81701]

I think people need to stop comparing Steve Jobs and Tim cook with the expectation that Cook is going to be some type of like for like replacement of Steve. No two people are the same.

[@TVperson1]

I hope they start making things in Australia too, because I'm from there. But I agree, I wish the free world built more things. Probably when we start getting better robotics and only need skilled workers.