Apple is running out of Ideas

[1] One cannot also state that you know for certain what the next iPhone will be in terms of size as it hasn't been released nor announced yet, thus your statement is pure speculation. Reply: I am aloud to say that the next Iphone WILL be bigger than previous Iphones, because there are proofs and leaks that apple is developing the new Iphone 6, and that the new Iphone 6 will be much larger than the Iphone 5S, and will also be bigger than the Samsung Galaxy S5. The Samsung Galaxy S5 is bigger than the Iphone 5S. The Iphone 6 doesn't create a big jump in innovation. The Iphone 6 is simply just running the IOS 7, and the IOS 7 is also not a new idea of apple. [2] If you focus only on hardware, you'll see a very stagnate field in almost all of consumer technology right now as not many people are bringing up huge new ideas. Reply: Apple has to focus on hardware, because software is not a big problem. Software is just the little decorations that go into the hardware that make the hardware special. It is the hardware ideas that apple is running out of. For example, there isn't much of a big difference between IOS 6 and IOS 7. They may look very different, but they simply accomplish the same tasks, thus, new software development is not a big leap in innovation. It is the hardware in development that creates the big innovation. Without Hardware, there would be no Software. Software is just the simple little things that decorate. For example, I could just take a copy of IOS 7, model a little bit of the looks in the Operating System, and then call it IOS 8, but that wouldn't go anywhere in innovation. Software accomplish the same tasks, it's just that different software accomplish tasks differently. [3] Apple has it's bases covered right now, instead of putting out more hardware and flooding the market with both pro and entry level cheap phones and tablets (*cough* Samsung *cough*), they've turned their attention to making the user experience of their existing hardware better so that when it comes time to replace that aging iPhone or MacBook, customers come back and get another. Reply: I would like to point out that the ("cough" Samsimg "cough") is not very mature and appropriate in this debate. [4] As for the Swift programing language, what is your argument for that? Apple came out of nowhere with the announcement at WWDC. Mac Rumors nor Apple Insider had any knowledge of that, or any to share ahead of time. That was a new idea. Reply: Do you know what the "Swift" programming language that Apple uses is? It is Objective C. Objective C is a failure, because it was created by Apple. I agree with you that it is a very clever programming language, but the problem with it is it's popularity. According to Codeeval, Eweek, and langpop, Objective C isn't even one of the top 5 programming languages. Objective C is only useful to apple developers, and not everybody is an Apple developer. [5] Lastly, I would like to point out that Apple's success is going down. In July, 2012, they released the Iphone 5, which immediately became the big hit. On August 2012, one month after the release of the Iphone 5, Forbes announced that Apple is becoming the "most valuable company". This is clearly not true 2 years after the iphone 5, because apple is RUNNING OUT OF IDEAS. The last Iphone hardware was 2 YEARS AGO.