Five Products People Think Apple Should Stop Producing

Apple products are held on high helm by the users; and pull those to it who didn’t own an Apple. iPhones, iPads and Macs, are indeed turned to be apple of the eye. The standard set by Apple is so that it can be used in relativity formula to see other products; but there are few products from the company which people want to see in ‘downtime’.

Safari: It’s a perfectly fine Web browser, but fine isn’t enough to pave a red carpet for users to use the browser ; for many people use Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer already. Safari has never made it up to 10 percent of browsers in use. With few compelling reasons why anyone should use Safari, Apple needn’t to ponder over the browser anymore.

Game Center:  what is this? It just pops up before one wants play Angry Birds. The iPhone and iPod touch are great gaming devices; there’s no reason to muck up the experience with excitement killer like Game Center.

Pages: This is Apple’s word processing application, but it comes third after first and second places taken by Microsoft Word, Google Docs ‘respectively’. So what about the “high bar setting trends?”.

Numbers: Another Apple version of software that is not required. Numbers is Apple’s challenge to Microsoft’s Excel, only it got out challenged by Excel. Well Numbers’ update was stopped in 2009, which in turn was a saver in disguise.

Mission Control/Launchpad/Dashboard:

Apple never stops to innovate on desktop. Most people know them as the weird screens that pop up when one accidentally moves the cursor into a corner of the screen, only to end up wondering how to get back to what one was working on.

So, these sums up all the five things which Apple needs to shutdown, and no one would ever notice it too, and the high bar set by brand ‘Apple’ will be intact.