No, not an Apple employee and I’ve never been one, and neither have I worked with a vendor who either sells product or does services for Apple. My only connection with Apple is simply ... “they get my money” ... when I get their products ... LOL ...
I’ve been connected with Apple “in that way” since 1984 ... which, if you remember, was the introduction of the Apple Macintosh.
I was so glad to see Steve Jobs come back to Apple and really clean house and get rid of those ordinary corporate thinkers and start Apple back on the track of “thinking different”. And I know that Steve Jobs left Apple with probably about a decade’s worth of material to “work out” and get into the product lineup.
I just hope that Apple keeps it up the way it’s been going since Jobs turned it back around to where it was supposed to be.
As you can see, I’m just a happy Apple user ... of their products.
AND ... by the way ... I was programming computers and fiddling with technology as far back as 1966. I’m retired now and just hope they keep up the good work ... at least until I’m dead, anyway ... LOL ...
I’m slowly making my way through the Apple Event today, and I just got to the point of where Apple announced their new “ResearchKit” for helping health researchers expand the pool of participants in their research programs by making it a whole lot easier to enter into these programs and get a broader base for health research statistics. I think that’s ABSOLUTELY a great idea and I’m glad Apple is doing that with some very major health research institutions.
This is the kind of thing that I like seeing Apple do. They do stuff like this is a really big way ... and something like this (that health research kit) will really help medical researchers in a big way.
I guess I’m at an age where “that” (health issues) becomes a big part of my existence, as it seems to be when you’re approaching 70 ... :-) ... Kudos for Apple doing that!