Cook slams Android for two years of tablet PC

After the launch of Apple's iPhone 5S/iPhone 5C on September 10th, Apple CEO Tim Cook received an exclusive interview with Bloomberg Businessweek. He expressed his extreme dissatisfaction with the Android system and his optimistic outlook for the tablet PC market.

As the rival of Apple's iOS system, Google's Android system does not like Cook's favorite. In this special interview, Cook's strong dissatisfaction and criticism of the Android experience is intriguing. Cooke said bluntly that if he bought an Android tablet and used it, and that this is all the experience of the tablet computer, then he will not buy tablets in the future.

Obviously, Apple CEO is very disdain for the Android tablet, from the line between the words can be seen, the Android tablet user experience, so that Tim Cook is the most dissatisfied. It seems that Cook is very satisfied with the iPad's user experience.

In addition to attacking Android tablets, Cook also looks forward to the development prospects of the tablet market in the next two years. He predicted that flat panel sales will surpass PC in 2 years. At the same time do not forget to occupy a large part of the market Android Tablets camp, Cook believes that although the low-cost Android Tablet PC will be the main force beyond the Tablet PC, but the iPad is always in the leading position of the product.

In addition, Cook also talked about the exhaustion of Nokia's innovation and the idea of ​​not wanting to chase the low-end market.