ravnorodom

Fot the toilet pod thingie, it would be more pleasant to handle if they can come up with something similar to diabetics blood test device. Just pee on a disposable strip, insert into a device and throw away. 

I’m in. Its function is more for an incidential situation rather than a fully functional aspect.  The constant usage of iPad, iPhone and auto’s infotainment system wire our brain to react this way. I find myself sometimes reaching for the screen unintentionally when trying to show people something on MacBook Pro. But when I work alone, I never think of touching the screen. 

lkrupp said:

ravnorodom said:

I never get tire of re-watching the first iPhone being introduced in YouTube. It's truly a technical revolution that changes the world forever.

And I never get tired of watching Steve Balmer’s reaction to it on YouTube all those years ago, especially now after Microsoft left the smartphone market because it couldn’t compete.

And the reaction of one of the lead Android engineers admitting he knew they were going to have to start over after seeing the iPhone. And turn their copy machines on they did, to quote Yoda.

LOL. Balmer's reaction is a classic.

I never get tire of re-watching the first iPhone being introduced in YouTube. It's truly a technical revolution that changes the world forever.

I love visiting Apple Stores as well. As a graphic designer, their architectures are inspiring. It totally reflects the quality of their products. This Singapore branch is no exception. It’s beautifully crafted and so is the next door floating Louis Vuitton store which is the best one I ever seen and visited. I would love to visit other Apple Stores in other countries and especially the ones that are fuesd with the local architecture. But, oh well, travelings ain’t cheap. Perhaps Netflix or Apple TV should do a documentary on Apple Stores all around the world and that would be an awesome show to watch.