Foster's cow at Apple. Foster joined the NeXT company founded by Jobs in 1992. In 1997, Apple acquired NeXT. Foster followed Jobs to join Apple. According to the arrangement of Apple and Jobs, Foster has been responsible for the development of MAC OS and iOS systems, and is an important contributor and founder of two important contributions. Afterwards, Foster’s software business had two major mistakes, including the failed Apple Map and the imperfect Siri service. Foster was unwilling to apologize. He was probably due to disagreements between Apple’s design and hardware executives. Victims of decision-making errors. As one of Jobs' successors, Foster did not want to continue to work at Apple and left Apple in 2012.
Foster leaves Apple's bull. After Foster's resignation, as Apple's products become more abundant and the ecology is more perfect, it is more difficult to optimize the iOS system. After the iOS system is upgraded, the problems increase. The successors of iOS and MacOS are obviously not as good as Foster in understanding their products. On the other hand, Foster started another period of his own life. The new Broadway musical "Happy Nest" he co-produced was successfully released, and the technical madman was also full of romance.
Andy Rubin's bull and not bull. Rubin is also a technology enthusiast and can make products. He designed home theater systems, computer-controlled helicopters, and unattended POS systems. Many ideas are now forward-looking. In 2003, Rubin developed Android based on the long-held domain name Android.com. The key to the Android system lies in its open source, compatible with all kinds of smart phones, gradually occupying the market, during which Rubin invested in Google's autonomous driving business. However, Rubin has the vision and ability to predict 10 years in advance, but he lacks patience and hasty shots. The social, cultural and technological environment after technology is immature, and the market does not buy it, causing him to turn around.