Well, you can only do so much in a package that size. Apple is famous for their copying expertise. Their logistics and tax dodging is what keeps them in the game, not their software or new ideas.
You forgot the sarcasm tag.
Tax dodging? Apple's effective tax rate averages around 27.8%. Compare that to Microsoft's ~18% and Google/Alphabet's 11%, or Amazon's almost non-existent tax rate. As Apple's testimony before a Senate Investigatory committee proved, with its tax returns, in 2012, Apple paid more corporate taxes than any other US corporation and in fact paid $1 out of every $40 of US Corporate Income tax collected that year. It is very similar in other years. The money Apple is accused of "not paying taxes on" in Ireland is money they already OWN, their savings if you will, money they have already paid income taxes on in the jurisdictions where Apple earned it. Ireland merely has the lowest capital gains tax rate in the Western World and is considered a safe place to hold and invest one's holdings, a place where this funds are unlikely to be seized by the local government, yet one can safely invest them at a low tax rate. Low information people, apparently like you, think its about taxes not being paid on the EARNED income. It is not. They want taxes the holdings, an asset tax.
Now you’ve done it and wakened the I-toadies.