<ul><li>Analyst Benedict Evans suggests that Apple's recent product launches and delays resemble the systemically poor execution experienced by Microsoft's Windows Vista operating system.</li><li>Evans points to Apple's Vision Pro headset, which was perceived as not ready for launch and lacked developer activity and significant sales volume.</li><li>Additionally, Apple's delay of personalized Siri features, previously previewed as nearly finished, raises concerns about missed deadlines and a shift in Apple's software release cycle.</li><li>Evans questions whether this trend indicates Apple's potential drift into poor execution similar to the issues faced by Microsoft with Windows Vista.</li></ul>

Apple Might Be Having Its Windows Vista Moment, Says Analyst

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