10 things we'd like to see Tim Cook do in his next year at Apple

10 things we'd like to see Tim Cook do in his next year at Apple:

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It's officially the anniversary of the day Steve Jobs resigned as CEO of Apple and let Tim Cook take the reins. Yesterday, we gave you the five biggest things Apple has done since Cook took over last year, but his tenure has only just begun. So we put together a wish list of what we'd like to see Cook do in his second year—or five—as CEO of Apple. Some of the suggestions are admittedly more likely to happen than others, but with a new CEO at the helm who works differently than Jobs, we can't help but dream a little.
Without further ado, here's the Ars staff's wish list for Apple's second year under Tim Cook.

10. License OS X

We've all heard this one before. And although it's probably the least likely of the items on this list, it still remains in the fantasies of many users. But it doesn't have to be like a recreation of what happened in the '90s when Apple tried to license out the Mac OS last time—Ars contributor Chris Lee thinks a limited license for OS X on OEM would help to keep things in check while allowing professional users more freedom.
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