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Over the years I heard different stories of how Apple tried to keep Jony Ive happy. One example: Apple never disclosed his compensation, much to the annoyance of some fellow execs who were required to have their pay made public. Based on the stock today, Ive was worth about $10b?
— Adam Satariano (@satariano) June 27, 2019
“I so identified with that motivation and was moved by his description. So my new company is called ‘LoveFrom’. It succinctly speaks to why I do what I do.” - Jony re Steve ❤️ https://t.co/CHfhSq3HZo
— SmartEnlight (@smartenlight) June 27, 2019
To: jony@apple.com
— Colin Dunn (@colin_dunn) June 27, 2019
Subject: Senior Designer opening
Jony-
I was impressed with your LinkedIn profile and background. We have an exciting position available with a fast growing, well-funded startup. Can you send over some work samples?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Sadly, Jason is spot on here.
— Joe Ortiz (@LeoJTravis10) June 27, 2019
History won't be kind to Sir Jony. https://t.co/P9kxVk3t3R
Jony Ive, iPhone designer, announces Apple departure - might work out better for Apple this way still getting input but having the in house team being able to drive more of their own thoughts and ideas without being in the shadow https://t.co/GObcNJ8xxn
— Carolina Milanesi (@caro_milanesi) June 27, 2019
Another revealing quote:@tim_cook is a numbers guy. This is a direct jab at Tim. pic.twitter.com/MGNGT3uMGG
— Eli Schiff (@eli_schiff) June 27, 2019
Ive has essentially been gone for four years, appearing in the office about twice a week. He also had a studio set up near his home in SF, avoiding the hour plus commute to Cupertino. Also spent much time in London. https://t.co/vKYqmcm2bn
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
Apparently LoveFrom, Jony's new firm, derives its name from a Steve Jobs axiom. pic.twitter.com/QzM0KcunIM
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) June 27, 2019
When I was quitfired from a job once, it was positioned as a “transition to a consultant”.
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 27, 2019
And it was the nicest job transition I’ve ever had. They were great to me and paid me for months.
But how much do you think I was consulted on after one week?
Hankey is arguably Jony’s closest successor (become the new lead of industrial design) and it’ll be interesting to see how much public presence she will have; Jony clearly hated being on stage.
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) June 27, 2019
.@Microsoft @satyanadella Yo, you hiring? Asking for a friend…
— ᴺᴼᵀ Jony Ive (@JonyIveParody) June 27, 2019
Ive had a saying: There are two ways of leaving Apple — the good way is you disappear and don’t make press. The bad way is you make the press. If you leave Apple and then build the Taj Mahal, we’ll chop off your hands. https://t.co/vKYqmcm2bn
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
"Steve Jobs said that one of the fundamental motivations was when you make something with love and with care, even though you probably will never meet the people that you're making it for, you are expressing your gratitude to humanity, to the species."https://t.co/vlQT3bVujF
— Chandra R. Srikanth (@chandrarsrikant) June 28, 2019
JEFF WILLIAMS?! F*** ME.
— Ryan Jones (@rjonesy) June 27, 2019
We went from Steve Jobs and Jony Ivy
(Product and Design)
to
Tim Cook and Jeff Williams
(Operations and Operations)
That bodes well... shit. https://t.co/dsx44qMKxx
I love how for years some people have been complaining that #JonyIve has lost his touch, yet he announces a new venture under which he will still work with Apple and people are freaking out pic.twitter.com/h9M06GpOyL
— Carolina Milanesi (@caro_milanesi) June 27, 2019
I strongly believe Jeff Williams, Apple’s COO, is being positioned as Tim Cook’s successor. Not only do the new design chiefs report directly to him, but Apple also put out a press release today promoting Sabih Khan to senior vice president of operations. https://t.co/ujvSscAtjE
— Dan Moren (@dmoren) June 27, 2019
Apple designers are also raising concern of company becoming top operations focused + now Evans Hankey, new VP of design, isn’t even a designer. She’s a well respected manager. Lots more detail here: https://t.co/vKYqmcm2bn
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive has announced that he is leaving Apple. He joined the company half a lifetime ago, in his mid-20s, when the company was at the brink of death. Ive is now revered in the design world and the technology industry: https://t.co/YgQXyu0hLS (From 2017) pic.twitter.com/WMEdSvla6G
— WSJ. Magazine (@WSJMag) June 27, 2019
I think Jony Ive’s departure is a very good moment for us to rethink our conception of the myth of Apple. It is time to stop thinking of it as the expression of a singular genius. (As in Romantic Genius. Yes I used my English degree again sorry) https://t.co/S1Ezzs9Pfz pic.twitter.com/hnTaIAVXu7
— Dieter Bohn (@backlon) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive tells the FT that his new start-up, LoveFrom, will have Apple as its first client - but there will be others. https://t.co/2QiBlKgv4q pic.twitter.com/HqHzmp2KYo
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive is leaving Apple to a form a new design company (Apple will be a primary client).
— Neil Cybart (@neilcybart) June 27, 2019
Jeff Williams will oversee Apple Design.
Wow.https://t.co/FwYiI0m0fq pic.twitter.com/bHwWWyxq3h
Oh, and Ive appears to have registered his new company four days ago. https://t.co/sTN7adjMHH
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) June 28, 2019
And @Tim with some actual evidence behind my guessing :)
— Matt Miesnieks (@mattmiesnieks) June 27, 2019
“There were some significant projects that I feel like I've completed.” Projects, plural. https://t.co/TmC2EJHYeM
Tim Cook lost the greatest industrial designer in history and right hand to one of the greatest minds in history (Jobs) because he’s a penny pinching bean counter, not a leader of men.
— ? ??????????? : 都市放火 ? (@urbanarson) June 28, 2019
Apple has jumped the shark.
⛷
? ? ? ?https://t.co/3JF0Jr2ot3
“it is less that Jony Ive is leaving Apple, and more that Apple, for better or worse, and also by necessity, has left Jony Ive and the entire era that he represented.”
— frwrdnet (@frwrdnet) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive Leaves Apple, Ive’s Legacy, The Post-Ive Apple – Stratechery by Ben Thompson https://t.co/EobT6FUEcW
Microsoft can now hire Jony Ive to design the Surface Phone https://t.co/URpncdoTsq
— Brad Sams (@bdsams) June 27, 2019
ngl, the tone of this piece from john gruber was not what i was expecting! https://t.co/6jDPjeETHD
— dan seifert (@dcseifert) June 27, 2019
Also interesting that in the first Jony-Ive-leaving-Apple dry run, Apple pushed Dye and Howarth as the successors. Today, Dye is leading software but Hankey has essentially taken Howarth’s spot for hardware/industrial design lead. pic.twitter.com/ZjssBfc6ku
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) June 27, 2019
I think the weirdest thing about this announcement is not having a SVP Design replacement that reports to Cook. Ive reported to Cook. Hankey and Dye reporting to Jeff Williams just feels … off.
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) June 27, 2019
Now Jony can work on a broader range of projects. Hoping this will infuse his design aesthetic into so many other (very fortunate) companies. Any guesses on who will be his other clients? My guesses are: Square, Nike, Peloton, Away, Spotify. https://t.co/gIfHtSZ5lA
— Andy Chen (@andychen) June 27, 2019
It's revealing that Jony felt comfortable saying this about his time working under @tim_cook.
— Eli Schiff (@eli_schiff) June 27, 2019
Jony feels he didn't have "the space, tools or infrastructure" to do good design under Tim. pic.twitter.com/JIQFuwHBC8
The most important person at Apple ever besides Steve Jobs* is leaving Apple.
— Janine Gibson (@janinegibson) June 27, 2019
*ok you go ahead and make your case and it’s valid, but I’m right https://t.co/ykm2P1WWDD
Jony Ive will still work with Apple, but it will require a special adapter https://t.co/siPlD8BuTF
— Hrishikesh Hirway (@HrishiHirway) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive in his own words: on leaving Apple, the work he will still do there, his new venture and what makes good design - @FT https://t.co/zTl9yXPY7d
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 27, 2019
Writing has been on the wall for a while that Jony was on his way out. Still, a major departure - perhaps the largest one in recent history - for Apple. https://t.co/UnbEGnz1jT
— Brian X. Chen (@bxchen) June 27, 2019
I guess Tim read my article.... https://t.co/YVq5rRfunz https://t.co/232LRY1R9Z
— Joshua Topolsky (@joshuatopolsky) June 27, 2019
That change actually happened on Memorial Day in 2015, when the stock market was closed, Apple said it “promoted” Ive to chief design officer. That was actually him officially becoming less involved than ever.
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
Tim Cook tells @FT: “Jony is one of a kind… We get to continue with the same team that we’ve had for a long time and have the pleasure of continuing to work with Jony. I can’t imagine a better result.” https://t.co/EcYM1bdRRU
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 27, 2019
But with Jony Ive no longer on its own staff, can Apple come up with a new hit product that matches the unprecedented success of the iPhone? https://t.co/gEpZuxITXY
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) June 27, 2019
Steve Jobs was a frequent visitor to Apple’s design lab and ate lunch with Jony Ive most days.
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 27, 2019
I asked Tim Cook how often he visits the studio: “I have lot of pressures on my time, as we all do, but as often as possible - and certainly in the key moments.”
"Several years ago, Mr. Ive showed Mr. Cook a prototype of the car made out of wood and leather ... A nearby actress pretending to be Siri, Apple’s intelligent assistant, responded to voice commands from the executives, they said." https://t.co/U7FGabAALc
— Max Read (@max_read) June 28, 2019
Please still do the voiceovers https://t.co/ulqx9c4EN2
— Tailosive Tech (@tailosivetech) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive left four years ago. pic.twitter.com/I00rAokJ6q
— Ben Thompson (@benthompson) June 27, 2019
A bittersweet. Jony Ive can finally express his creativity more freely https://t.co/sVDyFN2Nfr
— Jane Manchun Wong (@wongmjane) June 27, 2019
I believe @Jason_koebler is right here: History will not be kind to Jony Ive and his unrepairable aluminum and glass boxes https://t.co/etDHQktSdX
— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) June 27, 2019
Bag on @gruber all you want for being a fanboy, but his analysis of Apple is second-to-none. Loving something can bring greater understanding than indifference or hate. Here's his take on Jony Ive leaving the company. https://t.co/aa3D0oz25a
— kottke.org (@kottke) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive leaving Apple. @tim has the scoop and a package of interviews with Ive. He's forming a design firm called LoveFrom with . Looks like Alan Dye will end up in the chain reporting to Jeff Williams. https://t.co/n8u3fQjWdm pic.twitter.com/O3A8jugdNd
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive is finally leaving Apple - forming an independent design company. I’m gonna miss those iconic videos in the pure white room ?https://t.co/U6ClWDR90g pic.twitter.com/aZsmNE5kea
— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) June 27, 2019
Who is more well-known to Americans:
— Geoffrey A. Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) June 27, 2019
Tim Cook or Jony Ive?
My sense is that Ive isn’t well-known outside of tech and media circles, but I could be wrong. https://t.co/QZcTVVFbqm
Jony Ive’s name appears on over 1,500 patents awarded to Apple over the years
— Mike Murphy (@mcwm) June 27, 2019
extremely sadly, the round pizza box is not one of them pic.twitter.com/XtPis8NBee
Tim Cook remains laser focused on innovating by SQUEEZING EVERY BIT OF MARGIN POSSIBLE OUT OF SUPPLIERS. Better design is for the weak, etc. https://t.co/jeS9G3DXTU
— Paul Kedrosky (@pkedrosky) June 27, 2019
Since the death of Steve Jobs in 2011, Jony Ive has provided vital continuity for Apple’s strategic vision. https://t.co/gEpZuxITXY pic.twitter.com/niDXARIddR
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) June 27, 2019
It’s hard to even find pictures of Evans Hankey, like most of the design team she kept a low profile. They came out for a few design award party things though; if you just want to put a face to the name, Hankey is on the left. pic.twitter.com/EgJROenBJU
— Benjamin Mayo (@bzamayo) June 27, 2019
This piece is an absolutely accurate analysis of the departure of Jony Ive from @Apple, IMO. It has been coming for a long time. And it’s not a disaster. As @gruber notes, there’s been a big difference between Ive under Jobs and Ive under Cook. https://t.co/3LOaaOcGrh
— Walt Mossberg (@waltmossberg) June 28, 2019
A harsher view on Jony Ive’s design legacy, from @jason_koebler https://t.co/6LFdiEX6mE
— Geoffrey A. Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) June 27, 2019
He’s right that Apple’s obsession with thin has made its devices hard to repair, upgrade & recycle. I wrote about the explosive problem with glued-in batteries here: https://t.co/AhBPHJm9Yv
Massive. Steve Jobs level impact on the company https://t.co/aR8XuHGmY1
— Daman Rangoola (@damanr) June 27, 2019
My whole twitter feed seems shocked by this news, I assume, like me, because Jony Ive's ending his new biz name with a preposition https://t.co/QDZTtf6EMC
— Alex Konrad (@alexrkonrad) June 27, 2019
Like sands through the hour glass: this is big. ?? Jony Ive, iPhone designer, announces Apple departure https://t.co/58yXHNa1dF
— Vusi Thembekwayo (@VusiThembekwayo) June 27, 2019
"To design something really new and innovative you have to reject reason"
— Yusuf Habu (@yusuf_habu) June 27, 2019
-Jony Ive https://t.co/JniXMLI52u
I think Apple's fairly recent obsession with consumer privacy and security is far more important to the long-term vitality of the company than Jony Ive, or Tim Cook, or Steve Jobs, for that matter.
— Daniel Jalkut (@danielpunkass) June 27, 2019
One Apple designer tells me Ive has “absolutely” been less hands on since the Apple Watch launched. “This has been a long time in the making.” https://t.co/vKYqmcm2bn
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
He actually tried to resign in 2011, but forgot his AppleID, and it took 8 years to reset his password. https://t.co/Iv6KhgcqAN
— Russ (@RussInCheshire) June 28, 2019
The reality about Ive is far different than what has been spread over the past few years, such as Ive being “connected to Apple design as much as ever.” This was simply not true, per insiders. https://t.co/vKYqmcm2bn
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
the man leaves a legacy https://t.co/8NvYLQcy29 pic.twitter.com/g4vDX6uXfU
— kilgore trout’s mom (@KT_So_It_Goes) June 27, 2019
NEW: Jony Ive and Tim Cook spoke to the FT’s @tim about Ive’s departure from a company he shaped with Steve Jobs https://t.co/eMnL72ftx9
— Matthew Garrahan (@MattGarrahan) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive is leaving Apple to set up his own design firm. Holy. Shit. https://t.co/xibO4vaP2f
— Mike Rundle (@flyosity) June 27, 2019
I bet @benthompson chuckled when he wrote this in today's @stratechery's Daily Update:
— Hristo Vassilev (@hristo_vassilev) June 28, 2019
"Frankly, there is no better time for this announcement than right now, which is to say, even Ive’s exit was beautifully designed." https://t.co/fgmdl1wITa
I don’t buy the narrative that Apple doesn’t need Ive because they’re becoming more software and services focused. Makes no sense. You need a place to use the software and services. You can’t beam iOS from the cloud to your brain and make calls.
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive in early 2015 said he’s “deeply, deeply tired” and Laurene Powell Jobs publicly said he should have a reduced role. And then 3 months later, he was “promoted” and “more connected to Apple design than ever.” Never made sense, never was really true.
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
Hot take, but one I agree with.
— Kate Mitchell (@KateMitchellWA) June 27, 2019
As an industrial designer he is massively influential — but when he assumed control over the entire Apple experience, their products left the realm of the practical professional & became toys for people like him who get driven around in Bentleys. https://t.co/EVjmFhRW2b
I think that’s unlikely.
— Marco Arment (@marcoarment) June 27, 2019
This seems like the last step in a gradual process of Ive stepping away over the last few years, most likely due to a combination of extreme burnout and a desire to tackle different kinds of design work than what Apple would have any reason to make. https://t.co/AtCuJrJoSP
Interesting that Ive is taking Newson with him! I either (a) don’t expect much to change since Apple will still be Ive’s client, or, (b) maybe Apple will start to develop a new design ethos which could be nice because—Ive is great and all—have you seen the current MacBook Pro? https://t.co/0ll7sgOVnD
— Quinn Nelson (@SnazzyQ) June 27, 2019
Marc Newson will be joining his longstanding friend and collaborator Jony Ive at his new venture LoveFrom. Ive calls it a “collection of creatives” spanning different disciplines beyond just design. Apple will be one of several clients when it launches next year.
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 27, 2019
This take by @jason_koebler is the only take you should read on Jony Ive https://t.co/Jznh59yMfX pic.twitter.com/86fXIsu2nX
— Greg Otto (@gregotto) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive, the man most often credited with Apple’s visual, industrial, and product design, is leaving the company.
— VICE (@VICE) June 27, 2019
He leaves a legacy of pushing its products toward disposability and unrepairability https://t.co/h4ahLYMT9a
Our 2014 interview with Jony Ive remains relevant and is full of interesting little nuggets https://t.co/zicQR8mkwd pic.twitter.com/GOZ0cSB9zn
— Alex Fitzpatrick (@AlexJamesFitz) June 27, 2019
Howarth is a designer at heart and didn’t want to manage. Hankey is known as a better manager, but isn’t a designer. The entire group of designers has reported to her and she to Ive after Howarth was demoted from VP a couple years ago. The org structure isn’t actually changing. https://t.co/oSxLRFUkkf
— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) June 28, 2019
pretty sure he checked out at least four years ago https://t.co/hBuapBpV67
— Owen Williams ⚡ (@ow) June 27, 2019
Now if you want an idea of how planned all of this was you just need to understand Ive’s new company #LoveFrom will have #Apple as FIRST client https://t.co/e10xTZ8sxj
— Carolina Milanesi (@caro_milanesi) June 27, 2019
This is heartbreaking. Who will narrate the color black or describe aluminum in the same way? https://t.co/7qbZTSlOV8
— Rocco Botte (@rocco_botte) June 27, 2019
@benthompson argues Jony Ive started transitioning out of Apple 4 years ago (as he said at the time), when he lost direct management accountability.
— Nathan Taylor (@ntaylor963) June 28, 2019
Noting "even Ive’s exit was beautifully designed." Convincing. Also includes a nice overview of Ive.https://t.co/rOrhCYrkK9
A source says of Apple design chief Jony Ive's departure: "It’s been an extremely tense 25 years for him at Apple and there’s a time for everyone to slow down." https://t.co/q5i7aWgoOP
— Bloomberg Technology (@technology) June 28, 2019
Imagining Jony Ive was booted out in a failed power struggle to keep the butterfly keyboard on the MacBook Pro
— Ernie Smith (@ShortFormErnie) June 27, 2019
My quick thought on Jony Ive: Apple’s product design hasn’t particularly inspired for a few years now. Since the trashcan Mac, only the iPhone X’s notch has really made an impact, and that was a compromise. It felt like Ive was bored or constrained.
— Martin SFP Bryant (@MartinSFP) June 27, 2019
Gruber is running cover for @tim_cook. He's blaming Ive for everything. This is incredibly irresponsible and unfair. You can't say that Jony "had one foot out the door" and simultaneously say "the post-Jobs era at Apple has been the Jony Ive era, not the Tim Cook era." @gruber pic.twitter.com/PFAUR9cvdD
— Eli Schiff (@eli_schiff) June 28, 2019
This utterly horrible attitude, along with the concept of designers being unable to put their names on great work at Apple is something I hope will depart with Ive.
— Sebastiaan de With (@sdw) June 28, 2019
I’m not guessing it will, though. https://t.co/BSj1uZJ3oh pic.twitter.com/QmTE4k2Htv
Now who will stand with Tim after Apple events and point at objects they spent years making together like they've never seen them before?
— Matthew Panzarino (@panzer) June 27, 2019
I spoke to Sir Jony and to Tim Cook about the change, which they said was an “evolution” in Ive’s relationship with Apple. Still, it is the end of an era after more than 20 years at the centre of its design and product strategy. https://t.co/EcYM1bdRRU
— Tim Bradshaw (@tim) June 27, 2019
Imagine leaving your job and the market cap of your company falls by $9B. https://t.co/ftWRW2JaMZ
— Eli Dourado (@elidourado) June 27, 2019
Today changes NOTHING at Apple. It's purely a formal declaration that Jony Ive is off projects.
— Eli Schiff (@eli_schiff) June 28, 2019
But this isn't new. And everyone claiming there's a new era to come is lying, because the new era was already here, and it's been here since 2012.
Music (+photos) are only software products that ride smart phone adoption curve globally- for every human:
— Kara Nortman (@karanortman) June 28, 2019
?Same, deflationary price point regardless of wealth
☎️ Accessible from any device in low bandwidth
? Creates joy vs. angsthttps://t.co/CwnFC8stob @benthompson pic.twitter.com/NTEYZQdWoc
Change forces you to get better so I'm excited for this. Jony leaves some big shoes to fill. https://t.co/sxXFLqbjNF
— SoldierKnowsBest (@SoldierKnowBest) June 27, 2019
I mean, given that the iPhone hasn't changed its design in like 6 years...this makes sense. https://t.co/f7OJx9rbZu
— Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai (@lorenzofb) June 27, 2019
This is very smart @gruber analysis https://t.co/PTAXPu0vmZ
— nilay patel (@reckless) June 27, 2019
Vergecast: Jony Ive leaving and public betas arriving https://t.co/cM22Suk2dt pic.twitter.com/6WM9uQC2VV
— The Verge (@verge) June 28, 2019
In the middle of recording this week's Vergecast we heard Jony Ive was leaving Apple so we restartedhttps://t.co/gIY3zr9ybU
— Andru (@andrumarino) June 28, 2019
Hi there, BBC. https://t.co/nIMJf2ZHVJ pic.twitter.com/GIKbpyPL0d
— Stephen Hackett (@ismh) June 28, 2019
In recent years, Jony Ive has been spending more time working out of his own small design studio dozens of miles away from Apple’s headquarters. A good look at how he’s been slowly fading out of Apple by @aatilley and @waynema https://t.co/kTcWx2nuEB?
— Alex Heath (@alexeheath) June 28, 2019
How checked out was Jony Ive at Apple? He has worked from his own design studio in a Pac Heights carriage house in SF for years. https://t.co/At15geGthq pic.twitter.com/9piYKsJv8P
— Nick Wingfield (@nickwingfield) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive had a secret design studio in SF, fading from Cupertino long before today. So much in this profile, include a description of the never-launched Apple TV, details about the Apple car prototype and more. Awesome work from @aatilleyhttps://t.co/sTN7adjMHH
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) June 28, 2019
In recent years, Jony Ive has spent much of his time working from his own design studio 50 miles away from Apple's HQ. Latest story from @aatilley & @waynema.
— Juro Osawa (@JuroOsawa) June 28, 2019
Before Departure, Apple’s Jony Ive Faded From View https://t.co/xxDXNsxJa9 via @theinformation
Apple's famed designer, Jonathan Ive, has been seen less frequently at Apple offices in recent years. We spoke to more than two dozen people close to Apple to figure out why. Check @aatilley and my profile of Ive for @theinformation. https://t.co/X5TdMwZHcx
— Wayne Ma (@waynema) June 28, 2019
Think different. https://t.co/DQZIou5eS0 pic.twitter.com/C3Yi34XWZn
— Jay Yarow (@jyarow) June 28, 2019
New: for years Jony Ive had been operating a studio in a 1917 building in SF's Pac Heights, causing some neighbors to complain about frequent visitors. https://t.co/RVOT1LFk4M via @aatilley @waynema $aapl
— Amir Efrati (@amir) June 28, 2019
Oh, and Ive appears to have registered his new company four days ago. https://t.co/sTN7adjMHH
— Jessica Lessin (@Jessicalessin) June 28, 2019
You’ll be unsurprised to learn that @ShiraOvide has the smartest take on Jony Ive’s departure from Apple. https://t.co/8S6u9GhE97
— Alex Webb (@atbwebb) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive's departure from Apple signals the ascendance of software and the waning era of the Messianic designer.
— Shira Ovide (@ShiraOvide) June 28, 2019
The nerds are in charge now. https://t.co/Zqv6Xc9hhQ
Must read from @shiraovide on Jony Ive's exit from Apple... https://t.co/LbHId3DVU8 via @bopinion
— Edward Evans (@evans_edward) June 28, 2019
"Everything right with Apple is still right. Everything wrong is still wrong." @ShiraOvide sums it up. https://t.co/B2eqQPsYyG via @bopinion
— Therese Raphael (@ThereseRaphael1) June 28, 2019
You'll need the steering wheel adapter https://t.co/imgmHrlaqU
— Gabriel Lewis ? (@Gabriel__Lewis) June 28, 2019
Tim Cook discusses Jony Ive departure in memo to Apple employees https://t.co/Jcul3avMpb by @bst3r @cultofmac pic.twitter.com/4a05f1Ai2v
— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive tells the FT that his new start-up, LoveFrom, will have Apple as its first client - but there will be others. https://t.co/2QiBlKgv4q pic.twitter.com/HqHzmp2KYo
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive talks to FT. https://t.co/d1CkwCYJH9 pic.twitter.com/QdgSBR7kZw
— Jay Yarow (@jyarow) June 27, 2019
アップルを離れるジョニー・アイブ氏に、FTが独占インタビューしました。
— 小川義也(日本経済新聞) (@joshua_ogawa) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive on leaving Apple, in his own words https://t.co/6Symc9788N @financialtimesさんから
Jony Ive on leaving Apple, in his own words https://t.co/Gja4ytB2IW
— Financial Times (@FT) June 27, 2019
Jony Ive on leaving Apple, in his own words https://t.co/d1uHwIJUOc
— Lou Cordwell OBE (@Loucordwell) June 27, 2019
Great interview with departing Apple design chief by @tim .. indeed, no shortage of decent interviews in the @ft todayhttps://t.co/esPkZkUYSL
— George Parker (@GeorgeWParker) June 28, 2019
Jony Ive on leaving Apple, in his own words | Financial Times https://t.co/yg6dmcPzaK // 조니 아이브 인터뷰
— lunamoth (@lunamoth) June 28, 2019
It is the end of an era at Apple. Jony Ive will leave the company later this year to start a new venture of his own, called LoveFrom — with Apple as his first client., in his own words https://t.co/Gfw6U9v1T3
— Toby Shapshak (@shapshak) June 27, 2019
In an exclusive interview with the Financial Times, Jony Ive reveals why he is leaving Apple and what comes next: https://t.co/4nrQsZijMv pic.twitter.com/gY2HZ26w4f
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) June 28, 2019
アップルを退職するデザイナー、ジョニー・アイブが退職理由を語ったインタビュ
— ジェイ・コウガミ(Jay Kogami) (@jaykogami) June 28, 2019
「私達は人の健康やウェルビーイングの面でテクノロジーを有効活用してきました。特にウェアラブルテクノロジーを使ったこの領域に大きな関心があります」https://t.co/oKwBzod2LO
Ive did an interview with the FT about his departure: https://t.co/iMh2ZRTWm9
— Geoffrey A. Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) June 27, 2019
아이브는 FT와의 인터뷰에서 퇴사 이유와 앞으로의 계획 등을 짧게 언급. https://t.co/xfoUa9hWNm
— 나가토 유키 (@nagato708) June 27, 2019
Wherein we learn Jony Ive was still working at Apple.
— Kontra (@counternotions) June 27, 2019
https://t.co/Tnvu2yvXAU
Vergecast: Jony Ive leaving and public betas arriving https://t.co/cM22Suk2dt pic.twitter.com/75E4EqSZxK
— The Verge (@verge) June 29, 2019
"Ive instead wanted the vehicle to be controlled by Siri" ?
— Jackson (@jacksonlatka) June 28, 2019
Me: Siri, stop!
Siri: Here is what I found on the web for "stop"https://t.co/Cuc9XA6MkI
ICYMI - Tim Cook discusses Jony Ive departure in memo to Apple employees https://t.co/Jcul3avMpb by @bst3r @cultofmac
— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 29, 2019
ICYMI: Tim Cook discusses Jony Ive departure in memo to Apple employees https://t.co/Jcul3avMpb by @bst3r @cultofmac pic.twitter.com/6fKlGHiocC
— Cult of Mac (@cultofmac) June 28, 2019
AppleのJonny IveのInterview良かった。https://t.co/zDHbaujg7C
— Ikuma Mutobe / マチマチ (@ikuma) June 29, 2019
Many gems in this discussion with Jony Ive. Creative / innovative endeavors need time, product leaders need a deep sense of engineering pragmatics. In our org, innovation often springs from eng. being both close to the domain and close to evolving tech. https://t.co/ZLfSRMXwf7
— Tyson Weihs (@tysonweihs) June 28, 2019