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What DID Apple innovate?
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this post was submitted on 19 Dec 2023
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What do you think “improved” means in the OP?
When paired with "innovate/innovation", not "taking" something.
Taking a thing and then improving it to the point that it has massively larger appeal has value, innovative or not.
But if it's not innovative, then it's not innovative, which was the question in the post title, lol
Every innovation is built on top of other ideas. All of them.
You're getting hung up mostly on the word "took". They could have said "started with". But what was built was successful both by being innovative and well-executed.