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If Apple apps were all excellent top notch app then they wouldn’t be making the money they make on all the apps that do things better than the simple apps they give us for free.
Apple knows they are limited and don’t want to crush the money makers.
If Apple apps were all excellent top notch app then they wouldn’t be making the money they make on all the apps that do things better than the simple apps they give us for free.
Apple knows they are limited and don’t want to crush the money makers.
The Hubble telescope cost $2 Billion and another $700M to fix the spherical aberration defect.
Boeing built a $99M 737Max with a fatal software flaw that ended up killing 346 people.
What is the combined number of auto recalls due to defective components/manufacturing around the world each year?
…good luck finding perfection and expecting flawless iPhones and MacBooks.
If I am understanding your question correctly, you want to know why the apple products are not perfect?
What product have you bought in the last 5 years that was perfect? Understanding that perfect is subjective.
Where was it manufactured?
How much did it cost?
Did it’s perfect add to it’s performance or appearance?
People have had hip replacements that were defective.
$3.2M homes with all sorts of defects.
Boeing’s 737Max had software defects that killed people.
I find too many people are obsessed with scratches and chips. I watched a lady in the Apple Store reject 2 iMacs for a small scuff mark on the stand portion. Really?
Everything I own from truck, motorcycle, bicycle to toaster has scratches and dents.
I hope it continues to evolve based on what we need.