Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple and one of the most vigilant critics of the company, recently declared that Microsoft has become more educational than the company he founded with Jobs in the 70s. In an interview given to those from TechCrunch, Wozniak claims that lately Microsoft has launched truly innovative products, products that amaze you and make you understand that that company has chosen to do things in a different way. Although Wozniak is right, for now Microsoft has not surprised with very good sales for its products, but on the other hand, neither has Apple sold tens of millions of iPhones since its launch.
Wozniak said that Microsoft has produced "more of the type of innovation where you see something and you say, 'Whoa, they really changed things drastically, whoa, they aren't really even going in the same direction as everyone else.'"
The truth is that recently Apple has not brought truly revolutionary products to the market, it has significantly improved the existing products, but nothing is similar to the launch of the first iPhone, the first iPad tablet, or even the iPhone 4 terminal. Of course, each the company has periods when it does not innovate and profits from the products already launched on the market, and for Apple the time has come to launch some really great products.
