Why Jonathan Ive Is Leaving Apple

[@RayMak]

When you design in Apple. Your designs belong to Apple. When you design in your own company. Even if Apple buys over your company, your family gets paid forever on every product sold.

[@riverdaletales8457]

Yeah that’s huge downside when you work with a large company.

[@ANYA.RIZALI]

meow meow

[@motomax2709]

@@riverdaletales8457 but what if there not such an company to work with.maybe he can’t express all those had done over past decades

[@Churros1616]

@@motomax2709 he has. Jony Ive is a great designer, he has jobs.

[@TheMandinotan]

I'm sure Jony Ive have tons of Apple stock tho

[@SainteDenali]

He’ll still be working for Apple... they’ll be a client, one of many

[@Jack13853]

I’m gonna miss his yearly ASMR-like iPhone introductions lmao

[@PepsiMan42069]

Jack lucky for you, apple straight up posted asmr on their youtube (it’s still up btw)

[@hharliv]

Hahaha

[@brittondavis1736]

Your profile picture looks really cool what is it

[@JustCarp]

SAME

[@Jack13853]

Britton Davis it’s the wallpaper from the PRODUCT(RED)™ iPhone 8

[@TheTitaniumSkull]

People hit the wall with creativity all the time and a change up is needed to keep creativity flowing. Ives knew that in the Apple sphere his creativity was hitting a wall but at the same time his creativity outside the sphere was still there, He is moving on to pursue other creative endeavors and opening the door for Apple to bring in new creative minds before they hit the wall of walls and loose their market edge,

[@Ryandupont0896]

You could not of said it any better

[@inlinechris]

Robert Long sounds like you can read minds

[@inlinechris]

Ryan Dupont have*

[@drdrdrdrkoalus]

well critic Robert!

[@Cryo837]

Ive did some good work from 1992 to until the mid 2000's. The last decade he either lost interest, common sense, or control. Being "thin" should not trump functionality. And yet that is exactly the road Ive/Apple has taken. And a result we lost headphone jacks, had the butterfly keyboard foisted on us, lost MagSafe, and prematurely went to all USC-C connectors on laptops. It was time for him to go.

[@lucascheraki3257]

The thing that I will miss the most is his voice

[@alcijr649]

beautiful thanks for that

[@waugust]

God, Jon's voice is like Butter

[@bernios3446]

Sure, nice voice, but his speeches sounded like everybody else's at Apple: as clever marketing. Typical Apple wording...

[@cormacdonnelly5015]

gay

[@oospagheti]

aluminium

[@pOpCoRn0531]

Steve Jobs probably appeared in his dream and told him to leave and just leave it all up to "Tim Apple."

[@ultronic2765]

Greatest comment. Very underrated.

[@TJ-uv6wg]

wow

[@blairence]

Have you watched the new iphone release? All gay, women and Asian there. There's no more room for his kind.

[@pOpCoRn0531]

JT yeah I did notice.

[@tiffprendergast]

Erick G yup

[@dr.tophat]

He leaves apple after 27 years. Maybe he is confident enough to finaly start fresh on his own

[@YaroLord]

and he isn't confident at all in the direction apple is taking... and seeing what they did to the iphone, im not surprised used to be the leading smartphone in the industry, now just a laughing stock and always late to the newest trends

[@ToomanyFrancis]

@@YaroLord They still make up more than 50% of the US smartphone market share. They've never been ahead of the trends, but they've always innovated the trends. They weren't the first to release a smartwatch, but they were the first to release a smartwatch that made sense to consumers. They weren't the first to release wireless earbuds, but they were the first to release automatic pairing gesture-controlled fully wireless earbuds, that also looked unique when compared to the competition. They weren't the first to release a smartphone, but they still lead the smartphone market and have for over a decade. I think people don't realize that Apple has never been about designing the newest tech, they have been about innovating an underappreciated market and showing consumers that a new piece of technology is more than just a tacky gimmick.

[@sparesomecoochieplease3531]

@@ToomanyFrancis no you don't get it. Old apple good new apple bad because big price

[@carltonleboss]

I guess Tim Cook's decision worked out, as Compaq no longer exists.

[@wclifton968gameplaystutorials]

Compaq was purchased by HP and in about 2011/2012 the brand name was sold off by HP and is used by some company somewhere in south America but I forget where making really cheap laptops from what I remember hearing about a few years ago but no idea if they still exist.

[@p.j._staten]

Yup Compaq is a thing of the past. I used to use Windows 95 on my old Compaq Presario back in 1994

[@ProjectDelta1]

He was a hardware guy that was in charge of software after Steve Jobs passed away. Thus IOS 7. Other than that dude was a pioneer in design. iPhone 4/S design was my favorite phone design ever.

[@emilianoandrade7946]

Juan S one of the most popular iPhones

[@YaroLord]

it was definitely remarkable... the only game-changing iphone designs: the first one, iphone 4, and iphone X

[@HollywoodTv2013]

"This is Greg with Apple Explained, and I'm here to tell you they were WRONG." Perfect.

[@nmlss]

Under Tim Cook's management Apple released my favorite device ever, the iPad Pro with the Apple Pencil, so I'm pretty happy with this guy.

[@tangerinetech5300]

It's not like he's the source of those ideas tho

[@nmlss]

@@tangerinetech5300 I don't give a shit.

[@baoquoc3710]

The apple pencil is the sign that apple cant denied the significance of samsung's s pen

[@babyjiren9676]

@@nmlss Kinda stupid of you, then. Apple under cook has made some incredibly questionable decisions. 1. Steadily increasing prices for less and less hardware. 2. Privacy breach and spying on users through their mics to ”improve siri”, regardless of your privacy settings. 3. $999 stand. 4. Almost yearly worse internal macbook designs with the crappiest thermals I’ve ever seen in a laptop, causing bottlenecking in addition to the slew of other design flaws that lead to board failures etc. 5. Soldered RAM and SSDs. Do I even need to go on? Apple hasn’t innovated since the release of the first ipad. It’s just been the same old since then with minor upgrades every year. And sometimes, they’re not even upgrades.

[@somemaycallthisjunkmeicall133]

Baby Jiren All of these, decisions Steve Jobs would have made too. We all like to look at dead people in a rose tinted glass.

[@Josh101]

I'm really enjoying this channel since discovering it from a recommended video section.

[@asthmaticpathic]

I honestly respect his iconic industrial designs, but they a lot of the time valued form over function, especially after Steve Jobs died, so I’m happy to see some of the practical decisions that have been made since he left.

[@theloniousMac]

There is an old saying. “Show me a beautiful woman and I’ll show you a man who’s tired of sleeping with her.”

[@sirslime1687]

@@confusedmuse9662 old is gold... or did u not get the point?

[@branpod]

Honestly apple has been better with him gone. Particularly on the Mac side of things. The reintroduction of the ports, a proper keyboard, etc really show how much functionality Ives sacrificed in the pursuit of an attractive design

[@sorvex9]

???? He wasn't alive when the ports were removed you dimwit.

[@admrsh]

I know

[@rickstraws92]

Lies 😂

[@megatronskneecap]

Ive literally saved Apple. You wouldn’t be sitting there typing it if the iMac G3 didn’t exist.

[@ChrisTopheRaz]

This comment smells of internal bias. Johnny Ives, alongside of Steve Jobs, literally saved the company and changed the world. Not to mention that he thought just like Steve Jobs in the sense that product. Perfection is only one part appearance, and that functionality played a bigger role in the quality of the product. What you’re talking about sounds more like something that would come from Steve Jobs. In case you missed the infamous video where Steve speaks to an audience and gets heckled by an audience member about Java. He goes on to explain that apple prefers to build products based on what people need, not what they think they want. He was a visionary that sought into the future. Basically, he knew that there were technologies that wouldn’t last. I don’t disagree that that can be frustrating as a user, but it certainly was unlikely to be Johny we can blame for that.

[@misterfreeze6545]

He was once touted as the successor to Steve Jobs, and if he was running Apple instead of Tim, he probably wouldn't be leaving. But he was probably a much better fit as creative head of products, instead of worrying about all the other accounting and administrative stuff. He had a great run, and it's probably a good decision for Jony. Thanks Jony for all your inspiring designs over the years that made Apple products such a joy! Wishing him all the luck in the world and looking forward to his cool designs for other products.

[@podrouzk]

I think Jony is leaving because he’s tired of making the same products over and over again.

[@jaybestnz]

The design team have been stagnant for a decade, honestly.

[@Harihar_Patel]

Money. He wants more money.

[@divyanshsaxena3896]

Trueee

[@somespoiledfanboy]

@@the-youtube-enjoyer the iPhone 6-8 line was the same design. Now we are stuck with the notch since iPhone 10 with like 1 or 2 differences. How can you not see that. Samsung stays with the same design 2 years max and even then they do more things and do it before Apple. For example the S6. But the S7 is the same design but improved to last. S8 had basically no vessels but the S9 has the same design. S10 amazing and I think the S20 as well has same design but they are doing the Z flip. Everyone knows apple steals an idea and adds it slowly and has one feature so ppl can say that competitors copy. Cap

[@somespoiledfanboy]

@@the-youtube-enjoyer called me slow? You just lost your arguement if you have to insult someone to win. Also I said design not features I know they are different inside I'm not retarded that's why I said Samsung stays with the same design for 2 years. They update the inside and add new features through OS and their next big phone

[@e102gamma6]

Ting sounds like an old guy trying to be a ‘hip’ company

[@sarahh7050]

E102 Gamma it’s copying bing 😂

[@chrisbigc4901]

Bing is copying ring

[@DanielDybing]

Sometimes you just want to try something new, or pursue a lifelong dream. It doesn't mean that you don't like where you are or that you are being forced out of the company. After a career of almost 30 years in the same company, I think we can allow the man to change lane if he so wishes.

[@uthmanbaksh3530]

Jonathan Ive's designs are legendary. I will miss his videos where he introduces new Apple products though.

[@abijitjoseph1989]

Gamora : is Jonathan ive leaving Thanos : Yes Gamora : what did it cost Thanos : everything.

[@yourlocalsha1782]

Allowing new talented people to be seen by the tech industry instead of going unnoticed. Giving new people opportunities.

[@sulaimankhan8033]

I loved the way he used to say “ We don’t want you to use just a phone, We want you to have a sophisticated n a much better phone’

[@Nabeelco]

As someone who worked at Apple, I can tell you, when Tim Cook took over, the company culture changed dramatically. The reason Apple's market value skyrocketed under Tim Cook, was because Steve Jobs didn't care about market value, and focused on customer experience. Tim Cook "Min/Maxed" customer experience in favor of getting market value to go up. Steve Jobs never, and would have never done that. The policies that Tim Cook implemented directly worked towards leveraging Apple's good name, and reputation for good customer experience to make more money while providing the least customer service possible without overtly damaging Apple's reputation beyond what marketing could hide.

[@malarkey5643]

When watching this 5 years later, you really understand that after Steve Jobs' death, Jony Ive was truly the only one left in the company with that passion for real art and human interaction between art and technology... Oh man do I really miss the Steve Jobs/Jony Ive era /:

[@RayMak]

He is an important figure! Oh my

[@aaryangupte6831]

U again ur everywhere

[@lemonke3774]

You watch everything I watch lmao

[@theyoutubeaccount8499]

@@lemonke3774 that's his dumb self promoting tactic

[@XtremeGamingYT1]

@@theyoutubeaccount8499 smart*

[@theyoutubeaccount8499]

@@XtremeGamingYT1 look at how many views he gets

[@NoName-vl5gr]

Before the video starts. I think Jony just wants to start his own business. Something he can control. Something he can call his. Tim is the CEO of apple and Jony wants to leave his mark. Not just as the best product designer. That's how I see it.

[@АлексейГриднев-и7р]

Look objectively. An iMac in 2019 looks exactly the same as an iMac in 2009. An iPad and an iPad Mini in 2019 look exactly the way they looked in 2013. iPhones from 5 to 8 looks almost like clones, with slight difference only in size. So, maybe it is actually true that Jony Ive was not allowed to be overly creative about product design?

[@ultralooter]

7:05 “We’ve seen Ives express interest in designing products outside the tech industry.” *Shows a camera*

[@golddropper2747]

Johnny Ive: leaves Apple: fidget spinner it is!

[@mdturnerinoz]

Hey, JI can make more money and do what HE WANTS to instead of being driven by Apple suits. BTW Bubeng I was at Compaq when Cook was, I can vouch he was NOT a product person as well. I was in SCV for just under 30 years; this is nothing but the Silicon Valley Shuffle in action. Ive wants to be his own boss and do his own thing, full stop. And as you point out, NO ONE is IRREPLACEABLE!

[@Dedicated2WendyWilliams]

your transitions blow me away... had me thinking ting was part of apple lol

[@cheesecakelasagna]

6:26 What's that program/game/software on the screen?

[@luisarthurlobomeneses5018]

Sim city

[@Tyler-bx4mt]

Y’all gonna ignore that after someone resigned they said beginning of the end of apple like wow

[@getoffthisrocktravel2054]

I read ives wikipedia: He explained in 2014 that if his work at Apple ever became substandard, he would "make things for [himself], for [his] friends at home instead".

[@themasterteacher]

Please do an  card video.

[@cmooreHD]

ThatsNiceGuy - Technology and More but we want an updated opinion now that he has the card.

[@bwgti]

Oh - I thought he meant Itunes gift card. Like the ones you see at the checkout in American supermarkets.

[@themasterteacher]

Courtney Moore yes exactly. Before was why  made the card. I want a deep dive review unlike the other biased KZbin content creators.

[@moviesjean23]

dnizus then why don’t you do it since it’s so easy

[@gorillaman283]

I love his voice so much I've programmed my homemade home/voice assistant to have the voice of Jony Ive.

[@doctormac123]

We’ve got nothing to worry about, as said Jony Ive will still be involved in the design of future Apple products. As an architecture student, I can tell you that running your own practice give you a Lott more creative freedom and possibilities than being employed by a company, I suspects that the main reason he’s left. After 27 years he wants to broaden him horizons somewhat.

[@kyouhyung]

00:00 honestly I can't tell which one is Ive.

[@dakadoodle]

I think it was great news. He always sacrificed functionality over design. He has a vision but we need to remember these are functional devices

[@bomcabedal]

No one here appears to refer to the negative feedback to some of Ive's last product designs for Apple - i.e., the MacBook fiasco. I can't imagine, particularly for a creative person, that such a reception and backlash doesn't influence your decisions. Personally, I think this might be a good thing for Apple: key creative people should never stick around for too long, and there were other signs Ive's interests were going elsewhere.

[@mangeshparmar4544]

Don’t underestimate Apple. You done know what is being build under a covered box. Just wait and watch

[@flavoursofsound]

This strangely echos Ian Callum leaving Jaguar as design boss after 20 years to go start his own design firm, but will continue to work with Jaguar as a design consultant. It’s probably a normal transition for top designers to follow in order to stay creative and interested in their work.

[@QuantumJG90]

It’s going to be a huge loss. He helped Steve Jobs, when he was reviving Apple in the late ‘90s. A lot of the beautiful Macs, iPods, iPhones, iPads, etc. have been designed by Jony Ive. I don’t know what they’ll do without him, and the products haven’t exactly been revolutionary each year, like they were from the late ‘90s to 2011. The design stays very similar. Like the iMac has had a very similar design for 10 years. But their products are good and solid. I’ve owned Apple products since 2007, starting with an iPod. Their products were always what you’d dream about owning, if you weren’t from a wealthy family. Then you’re an adult and you can invest thousands into buying into their ecosystem, like I have.

[@abhijitshanbhag4281]

Ya, I Badly miss his designs, hope he returns the way Jobs Did

[@keearun]

Maybe he watched the 'Jobs' movie. Remember the part where the actor who played Steve Jobs asks his character 'why are you still here?'

[@doctorwhomemories8939]

Love the new logo!

[@rupal_hs]

He will still work for apple as an outsource company. Now he can focus on other designs than tech.

[@TheMannyx17]

boy the description link is wrong

[@itechtalk03]

As always great video! Lots of info!

[@rifano]

The notch on the iPhone is the only explanation how apple has changed

[@Cryo837]

Ive did some good work from 1992 to until the mid 2000's. The last decade he either lost interest, common sense, or control. Being "thin" should not trump functionality. And yet that is exactly the road Ive/Apple has taken. And a result we lost headphone jacks, had the butterfly keyboard foisted on us, lost MagSafe, and prematurely went to all USC-C connectors on laptops. It was time for him to go.

[@OmarHDGamer]

6:40 "incredible hardware" Me : laughs in 1080p

[@pol1315]

OmarHDGamer i laugh in 480p lmao

[@OmarHDGamer]

@@pol1315 did you get the joke tho?.

[@lefthanded5473]

Laughs in lcd

[@evancrazyerror]

Did the same thing with the note 10 announcement

[@ethannickerson1901]

I would add that Apple's design aesthetic has changed very little in the past 10 years. iMacs, iPads, iPhones are locked into a predictable mix of aluminum and glass. Maybe buttons change, corners are more rounded, size differences, but we all know roughly what the next generation of each will probably look like. Compare that to the previous 10+ years of Apple and the wild designs of the iMac. I imagine Jony feels like he's done about all he can do. The Mac Pro was probably his last big project, since the previous trashcan design was so disliked, but what did it change to? They went back to the aluminum tower design. I think Apple is locked into this obviously very successful aesthetic and Jony's ready for a change.

[@WarriorsPhoto]

I could care less about Ting but Apple and Jony. Yup! Greg, great video and I loved the subjective nature of the video. You have a fan here.

[@danh5637]

The reason is he ran out of Dieter Rams designs to rip off.

[@sbox197]

Probably the best Tech channel. Thanks for these amazing videos.

[@petergomez1922]

So what’s the best phrase to describe Ive?? Mechanical Genius? A could-be CEO of Apple? A master inventor? Elon’s biological brother lol?

[@AgnostosGnostos]

Ive was behind the the second-generation Newton MessagePad. Very few people remember the Newton MessagePad which has a similar design to the original iMac. Newton MessagePad wasn't the child of Steve Jobs and was ditched like the OS 9 and the PowerPC CPU much later.

[@danielj.3326]

I like how tour videos are about facts and not rumours. Great work! 👍👍

[@GIJERRO]

Let’s not forget that without Steve Jobs, Apple made great things. -iPhone 5S -iPhone 6 / 6 Plus -iPhone 7 / plus -iPhone X / XS / XR -iWatch Series -iPad Pro 2018 -Apple TV -Apple Car -iMac / Macbook -Airpods Apple DID NOT end after Steve Jobs died. It became unstable. Sometimes Apple makes great things, but sometimes it needs a change. The next 5 years will be AMAZING.

[@zoltek7]

Apple products surprise users. What? The only surprising thing lately about their products is price, and in a bad way

[@ejakaegypt]

Jony you’ll be missed. And apple will continue to thrive.

[@m-ok-6379]

Jony Ive is working on the Apple Car while everybody is trying to get more information about the next iPhone.

[@YonisAttiya]

URL in the description is wrong

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

@6:45 Question: "So then, what are some possible reasons why Jonathan Ive decided to leave? Apple Explained: Well, I think there are a few explanations... After watching this video, it was all just about speculations.

[@GabrielDorcino]

Please, add subtitles. I dont know english. I need english subtitles for translate to my language. Thank you!

[@macktheripper7454]

Just clip captions ON, done ✅

[@GabrielDorcino]

@@macktheripper7454 yea. Now there is a subtitle. thank you.

[@dylanpower1438]

Gabriel Dorcino watch a video in ur language. How r typing in English

[@ameerali.ouarda]

Dylan Power translate

[@georgeduncan3596]

I currently have the SE phone and the Airpod 2, both designed by Jony Ive. I love the design of both and feel contain Steve Jobs design DNA in them. However I do feel that Apple follows a design aesthetic that is always identifiable as theirs and always will. Just like after VW/Audi purchased Lamborghini.

[@annsophiefans1472]

"There's lots of ways to be as a person. People express their deep appreciation in different ways. But one of the ways that I believe people express their appreciation to the rest of humanity, is to make something wonderful and put it out there. And you never meet the people, you never shake their hands, you never hear their story, or tell yours. But somehow, in the act of making something with a great deal of care and love, something is transmitted there. And it's a way of expressing, to the rest of our species, our deep appreciation." --- Steve Jobs and Jony Ive

[@APTECHTV]

Apple Explained, Your Logo looks like(Better than) the After Effects Logo.

[@robhingston]

I think a lot of us have been their, you have this great boss that you Gel with and the job is great then everything changes you no longer feel part of it anymore

[@DavidG2P]

00:07, who is that rock star at the left of the image?

[@mchan9611]

Hopefully we’ll see some great new design work from Jony. I know he’s pretty keen on car design and the environment, maybe work with Tesla or Fisker in the future😬

[@CharlesFigueroaJr]

The Apple Watch was one of the last products Steve touched. Giving the credit to Tim is laughable. The AirPods are literally earbuds. WOW INNOVATIVE *eyeroll* Just because Apple is making more money doesn't mean their products are innovative. Johnny didn't ONLY leave because Apple no longer innovates, especially in design, but it's obvious it was a major component. There. Just blew your entire video out of the water. You're welcome.

[@alexiep2422]

It’s evident that old school Apple isn’t around anymore. iOS 14 is a clear indication that Apple is ready to move forward.

[@aaww8663]

Actually the main people at Apple now have been there more than 20 years.

[@jesseo8212]

I always thought Jony Ive was super handsome; not only his looks but his intelligence and skills, quiet/shy demeanour, gentle yet husky voice. Daddy af

[@PhoenixCNSTL]

Jon ive is like a backup support for apple

[@Joreyyy]

i miss the iphone commercial from him .. that british voice plus product implementation feel so luxurious and aesthetic 😢

[@katsumiyamada5992]

I don't deny his talent but both Jonathan needed Jobs and Jobs needed Jonathan. Steve Jobs was an excellent product and software designer even though he never written the codes neither product design work.. he has the excellent concept in his mind and Jonathan made it real. Steve's ideal products were always in his head (mind) and excellent worker (helper) like Jonathan makes it real. realize.

[@wrightstudiosllc]

Always great content. Keep it up AE!

[@weijuinwong6897]

The tech industries like many others , has its high and low . It’s just normal to have a direction change if it’s deem to happen that way . For a consumer perception , a product that is helpful in life is the only driven motivation to get these things .

[@exploringtogether7907]

Okay, but where is the innovation? Cook is a marketing person. He knows what to sells. But Steve was right, he isn't focused on making what made Apple the best company in the world: innovation

[@Thomasek26]

I realy enjoy Your videos. Looking forward for the next one.

[@TheDavidandre610]

That's the guy who gave the special touch to Apple 😩😌😌

[@kxyoto8541]

1:11 People somewhat prophesied the situation of today’s Apple Inc.

[@mauricesoffer8936]

i always liked back in 2013 schiller said "cant innovate my ass" lol

[@Mario_N64]

Cheap? Trust me, I had one of those Power Macintosh models shown in the video, and they were anything but cheap. It cost about 4000 dollars for the whole setup, including a color printer that was cutting edge at the time. The closest thing to cheap mass market Apple was the first iMac.

[@Likithrocks]

Your perspective is bigger than the solar system!

[@harshvardhanmankotia6492]

I will miss his MacBook and iPhone intros

[@tarunamasa4783]

Now KZbin will finally end this topic with this final ( why did Jonathon IVE is leaving apple ) video ...

[@wyx5854]

Speaking about cars Jonathan Ive might involved heavily in Apple car design

[@andreaslunte6460]

ugh, this tim cook praising video is really hart to watch. let me get some fact straight. - Jony and Steve had the same Vision for the company. - Jony is the main reason that apple is the point where there are. Steve saw that potential. - Since Steve passed away Apple had no real invention. It is just a money printing machinery. - The last invention they let Jony finalize was the best Macbook ever. The Macbook 12". That should lead apple into a new are. But it was not making enough money at that time so they removed it again. - Since then you have never heard Jonys Voice in any Video anymore. - Jony said once that one of the reasons for his leave is that the company is not inovative anymore. - Apple will earn good money in the next few years. But their days are counted. - The only reason people buy iPhones is because Android sucks brutally. - The only reason people buy Macbooks is that there no quality alternatives out there. As soon the surfaces from MS will reach apple quality standard they will outrun Apple. - As soon Windows mobile is ready to go, iPhones will have no chance at all anymore. Jony I miss you and I am very very thankfull that you used your veto against Tim and gifted me with "The Macbook", I was waiting for years and I am using it every day from then. Need a new battery though. Wish there would be a "The Macbook 2", dude I would pay again 3k for that, and with Win 10 I would even pay 5k. Think about it.

[@world_production]

Very good video 😄👍👍👍

[@randomdude1053]

6:35 Ahhh SimCity 2000

[@HybridReal]

Two years… that passed quickly

[@adi1ghori]

Can ting be used in other parts of the world other than usa. I live in dubai

[@ting]

At this time, Ting Mobile is only available in the United States.

[@HiFiInsider]

The photo of Ive from LoveFrom looks like from a horror movie. Ive's mind has checked out many years ago.

[@abjkgp]

4:07 Jobs staring from heaven

[@Sranker7]

He must be saying "why are our products so pricy Tim?" 🤨

[@mrparalyzed6024]

the ipad pro 3rd gen video didn't have jony ive anyomore.

[@natesnautical]

It is also just (so) exiting designing electronic products over and over again.

[@costajunior1956]

This is the beginning of the end of Apple.

[@cebotet]

Apple without Ive. iPhone 11 Design 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ferddoesweirdthingsinlife1040]

cebotet Ive did design the 11. He’s leaving at the end of this year, which suggests that he was part of the design team

[@garyromero8352]

Very subjective comment