Talking of which ... Watching the two seasons of Netflix's House of Cards recently, I loved how Macs are always seen used by the powerful (if sometimes evil) go getters. When they portray some low life, in a darkly lit scene they have a Dell.
The moral is: Smart people make smart choices. Losers can't stop losing... when the low life hits bottom and takes his Dell to the pawn shop, he finds it's worthless... no hope for a dope.
Anemic offerings? I'm sorry, what? Tell me what products Jobs had in his last year as CEO and what Cook doesn't have now.
That, my friend, is the problem! In terms of innovation, Apple has been in a state of suspended animation. And its advertising, with a few exceptions, has been an exercise of basking in past glory. A very boring exercise.
That, my friend, is the problem! In terms of innovation, Apple has been in a state of suspended animation. And its advertising, with a few exceptions, has been an exercise of basking in past glory. A very boring exercise.
I guess we'll start the list at Mac Pro, A7 64 bit, M7, Touch ID, etc.
Well, we know now that Apple is legally cool in the United Kingdom (and, if that’s how the Commonwealth works, by extension the Commonwealth).
And I’ve never had my naked iPhone or iPad fall from my hand, so they probably didn’t get too slick.
When I think of that moronic judge, I'm embarrassed to be English. I thought judges were supposed to be wise. Clearly, the inspiration of Solomon has finally reached deaf ears.
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The moral is: Smart people make smart choices. Losers can't stop losing... when the low life hits bottom and takes his Dell to the pawn shop, he finds it's worthless... no hope for a dope.
Anemic offerings? I'm sorry, what? Tell me what products Jobs had in his last year as CEO and what Cook doesn't have now.
Anemic offerings? I'm sorry, what? Tell me what products Jobs had in his last year as CEO and what Cook doesn't have now.
That, my friend, is the problem! In terms of innovation, Apple has been in a state of suspended animation. And its advertising, with a few exceptions, has been an exercise of basking in past glory. A very boring exercise.
I guess we'll start the list at Mac Pro, A7 64 bit, M7, Touch ID, etc.
When I think of that moronic judge, I'm embarrassed to be English. I thought judges were supposed to be wise. Clearly, the inspiration of Solomon has finally reached deaf ears.