Google event live demo gaff reveals why Apple’s “wait until it’s ready” approach works

[iMore.com]

At Google's latest Pixel launch event, a live AI demo didn't quite go to plan. It shows you exactly why Apple usually waits until things are ready.

Google event live demo gaff reveals why Apple’s “wait until it’s ready” approach works : Read more

 

[FFR]

Ofcourse, that’s typical for Android

 

[kirnkorner2001]

I seem to recall reading (possibly on this website) that for the original iPhone launch that they had 5 iPones on stage for the "live demo". This was due to the constant crashing for the early software.

Sometimes live demos don't go as planned. If it's going to fail, it will always fail during a live demo. I have this same problem when doing live training on software. It happens every time I train people.

 

[FFR]

I seem to recall reading (possibly on this website) that for the original iPhone launch that they had 5 iPones on stage for the "live demo". This was due to the constant crashing for the early software.

Sometimes live demos don't go as planned. If it's going to fail, it will always fail during a live demo. I have this same problem when doing live training on software. It happens every time I train people.

The difference is that the iPhone didn’t crash during the live demo 6 months before release.

Google can’t even get it to work a week before release.

Makes sense that the head of pixel hardware uses an iPhone and an Apple Watch