After Meta's keynote, rjs sees the industry K-shaping—and Apple behind on multiple fronts
_AustinCalvert_ · x · 2026-09-24
Following Meta's keynote, rjs argues the computer industry is K-shaping toward two extremes: Unix workstations (like Omarchy) on one end, and non-computer devices like glasses, phones, and tamagotchis on the other. He notes this is the first time Apple looks behind on multiple fronts at once.
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