Dieter Bohn Apple and Google are heading in the same direction, but on different paths

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From: The Verge - Friday Jun 08, 2018 01:00 pm
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We're finally emerging from developer conference season, and now we've got a bunch to talk about. On today's episode of Processor, Dieter points out the similarities between Apple and Google's ultimate goals but notes that Apple has one key advantage: Apple can ship new features that actually make it to its huge user base, whereas Android innovations usually only hit a tiny portion of its install base. 

It's Friday, so we can debate and argue about that as much as you want all weekend long! But I prefer my weekends to be full of terror, so I'm headed to the theater to watch Hereditary. See ya!  

-Dami
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