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Saturday, 14 January 2012

Apple’s Former Head Honcho John Sculley Throws In His Opinion Regarding iTV

Smart television was all the rage at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Google has paired with LG to release its own TV with more than 1,200 apps. Samsung added voice and motion control and facial recognition technology to its high end Smart TVs. But what about Apple’s rumored iTV? John Sculley spoke to the BBC at CES and touched on that subject.

Having caught up with Sculley at the CES, a writer for the BBC asked him about his relationship with Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson’s biography and his newest investment in Audax Health and other tech companies.

He was asked about Smart TVs and what he thought about Apple’s role in the future of them. He told the BBC, “I think that Apple has revolutionized every other consumer industry, why not television?” Speaking to the current state of television and its growing complexity, Sculley also stated, “[T]he complexity of the experience of using the television gets more and more complicated.” He believes that, if anyone is going to change the experience of television, it is going to be Apple.

He has a point. Apple, Inc. had been the leader in making technology work for everyone. From turning complex and confusing home computers into sleek, simple usable products, to revolutionizing the music-listening industry, to redesigning an easy-to-understand smart phone culture, Apple has been there, every step of the way. They are best at taking technology that is overwhelming to the average consumer and making it fun.

Via:Padgadget