“What was a complex environment with hundreds of phone types now has two: (Google) Android and Apple,” notes Thomas Noyes, former head of sales channels at Citigroup’s Global Consumer banking business who now heads Silicon Valley data-sharing firm Commerce Signals.
It’s the “complex environment” that Apple is so good at fixing. They’ve done it over and over again with products released in the past 15 years or so.
Some people think the Apple system is still “too complicated,” http://www.zdnet.com/apple-pay-too-complicated-for-the-real-world-7000033819/
Of course, if adhere to Betteridge’s law of headlines, you don’t even have to read it.
I think Apple Pay is going to be huge but I wouldn’t take notes from
“What was a complex environment with hundreds of phone types now has two: (Google) Android and Apple,” notes Thomas Noyes
Is he joking? So there aren’t still hundreds of phone types on the (Google) Android side? I must have missed that update.
That, and it’s ZDNet.