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>But it looks like the company is investing a lot on services as we can see with the Apple Music redesign happening just a year after the launch

This is a bit of a stretch. The "redesign" is basically a new skin on the original, fixing confusion that should have never existed in the first place. I don't think it constitutes a major development from such a large company and a year's worth of work. Meanwhile the Mac product line sits gathering dust and Siri either makes incremental improvements or goes backwards.

It saddens me to say but Apple seems to have become one of these lumbering giants that is too slow to change course and adapt to the changing surroundings. Are they just too scared to move fast in case they lose what they have? Or is there some systemic problem that is dragging the pace down? I'm sure any one of the engineers working there has 100 ideas and the enthusiasm to move them forward.