Apple CFO Maestri participates in Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference 2017

Apple CFO Luca Maestri has participated in a Q&A at Goldman Sachs Technology and Internet Conference 2017.

One of Maestri’s answers focused on Apple’s increased R& spending in recent years:

[R&D] allows us to keep our differentiation from the rest of the industry. Today, we do much more in-house development of some fundamental technologies than we did a few years ago… think about the work we do around processors, sensors, there’s much more work in-house than we used to do. It means we can push the envelope on innovation, we have better control over timing, cost, quality. We look at that as a great strategic investment for us. — Apple CFO Luca Maestri

Listen to the audio replay (35:53) via Apple here.

MacDailyNews Take: Hopefully, Apple’s efforts lead to much innovation and timely product delivery.

As an aside, we wonder if Apple, which reportedly has/had 800 people working iPhone cameras, is happy having their flagship iPhone’s camera being bested by Google’s Pixel phone’s camera in DxOMark Mobile’s rating and having that trumpeted in Google’s Pixel ads?

Oh, wait, DxOMark Mobile still hasn’t reviewed Apple’s iPhone 7 Plus. Hmmm… wonder why?

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Apple has 800 people working on improving the iPhone’s camera – December 21, 2015

5 Comments

    1. iPhone 7 Plus, not iPhone 7.

      If DxOMark Mobile reviewed iPhone 7 Plus, Google would not be able to claim the Pixel has the “highest rated smartphone camera. Ever.”

      Likely Google paid off DxOMark Mobile to take their sweet time rating iPhone 7 Plus, so Google could make their empty claim for as long as possible.

      1. Thank you iPicture!

        And yes ‘Reading…’. It could not be more fishy that DxOMark has yet to compare the cameras in the Google Pixel vs the iPhone 7 Plus. What other conclusion is there to make other than the Google Pixel LOSING in the comparison. Poor, sad Google having to cheat to fake getting ahead.

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