A week ago, the Wall Street Journal published an article that alleged a high level of disfunction in Apple's design department. A day later, Tim Cook retorted. Hard. But the drama hasn't faded. So, what's going on?
An interview with someone super smart and super talented who was actually there, who worked on prototyping and design at Apple, going back to the days of Steve Jobs and the original iPhone and who understands how and why the design culture at Apple works the way it does.
Welcome to this week's edition of The Pixel Project: a weekly comic from Diesel Sweeties' Rich Stevens on Apple, technology, and everything in between. This week: Life After Jony
John Gruber of Daring Fireball joins our Rene Ritchie to talk about Jony Ive leaving Apple, Tim Cook and Jeff Williams, the new design leads, and what it all means for Apple going forward.
With Jony Ive departing Apple, there’s been a lot of talk about what he meant to the company. In this new video, you can see him talking about Apple hardware 22 years ago.
Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, typically emails the entire company when something big happens. There have been few things as big, internally, as the news of Jony Ive leaving to start his own company, LoveFrom, but Apple retaining that company and Jony's services going forward.
Jony Ive is leaving his post as Chief Design Officer of Apple, forming his own design company, LoveFrom, and promptly getting hired by... Apple. Wait... what?
Jonathan Ive is leaving his position as Chief Design Officer at Apple to form a new company, LoveFrom, which will include Apple as a principal client.
'Why, two years after launching, Apple's expensive, magical headphones are suddenly taking over our headspace.' — GQ
Apple’s Chief Design Officer, Jony Ive, speaks about the ‘unpredictable consequences of innovation’ at Wired25.