"Steve Jobs would have been proud..."

This sounds creepily religious.

No one has any idea what Steve Jobs would have thought.

Let's not forget that 'The Steve' thought a number of things were good, which weren't; no arrow cursor key on the keyboard, the original iMac hockey-puck mouse and the iTunes based social media thing, whatever it was called, spring quickly to mind. If you care about Apple, it's best to drop comments about Steve Jobs in reference to current technologies, movements in cultural values and global market economies and politics. 

seanismorris said:

Sounds like Apple is being set up to fail in India

Presumably Apple’s competitors are operating under the same retail conditions, yet in this survey they have scored much higher. It would have been useful if the article included a relative price comparison with the roughly equivalent competing products. 

Hmmm, are these examples poor, in terms of their proximity to the subject, because the person making these memojis isn’t particularly good at making Memojis? Or is the technology not as sophisticated as I expected?

<sigh> an article on a tech blog about rings left on furniture surfaces ... how has it come to this, this hyper (and pathological) sensitivity? I dunno is there a possibility, somehow, of a 'cultural appropriation' or pronoun issue here? If someone tries hard enough it's bound to be found. Is everyone happy about referring to this item as 'it'? Perhaps 'zit' would be safer and more neutral?

Very annoying. Let's hope Apple launch a Desktop version of their Podcast app.