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Florida man sues Apple for over $10B, claiming violation of 1992 'reading device' concept
derp derp derp
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Roundup: The best external monitor alternatives to Apple's discontinued Thunderbolt Display
They might be the best but they still say derp on the front.
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Microsoft throwing developer party at Apple's WWDC, says its iOS apps set 'gold standard'
I used the MS keyboard for a few days and just deleted it. My iPhone has nothing MS.
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Hedge fund manager David Einhorn staying in Apple, sees 'tremendous value'
Einhorn. Finkle. Finkle and Einhorn. Einhorn and Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn?
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Apple celebrates 40 years of business with ad-inspired music playlist
I agree with you. The Apple of today seems to care more about what they have accomplished then what they will accomplish. Nods too much to the past than toward innovating for the future. Tim Cook runs a very different company. A company that looks more and more like Microsoft and less like Apple.mac_128 said:
What would Steve Jobs listen to now, eh?AppleInsider said:In what is either a stunning coincidence or a well thought out nod to late Apple chief Steve Jobs, the playlist begins with Jobs favorite The Beatles and ends with a single by Beatles co-frontman Paul McCartney.
40 is not the big anniversary. Not really sure why Apple is spending so much time on it anyway. This is one area I can say without a doubt that Steve Jobs would not have cared for Apple promoting. He was outspoken about his philosophy of forward thinking, and thought so little of Apple's past that as soon as he returned to Apple he ordered all remnants of it removed and destroyed until he was convinced to donate it to Stanford.