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Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

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Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

#12
The antenna idea (the metal frame is divided, acting as multiple antennas) is really nice, and so obvious in retrospect. Yeah, everything's simple in hindsight. I wonder if Apple invented and thus patented that.

Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

#13

Looks like it's the year of bombing demos...even Steve's has been hit!

Steve couldn't get on that vaunted AT&T network. Someone shouted "Verizon". Haha.

I thought for a minute that it was intentional, part of an announcement of new carriers/networks/etc.

...too bad.

Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

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"With Farmville on the iPhone, you'll be able to farm anytime, anywhere." Be afraid. Be very afraid.

"Its really going to piss me off that my phone call isn't going through because some jerkoff is harvesting virtual cabbage."

Whoever said that must not be able to talk & use the network at the same time?

Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

#17

Looks like we're not sparing any hits today. First a shot at Google Ads, followed by an indirect shot at Adobe. Actually I found the shot at google ads amusing. The quip about how (Theo? I can't read his first name) Gray earned more money on the app store than in 5 years of operating Google ads on his website periodictable.com, appears to have taken down his site (The slide I'm referring to is http://www.blogcdn.com/…

I think those were fairly light shots, at least compared to what was said at Google I/O.

Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

#18
post #12

The antenna idea (the metal frame is divided, acting as multiple antennas) is really nice, and so obvious in retrospect. Yeah, everything's simple in hindsight. I wonder if Apple invented and thus patented that.

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Re: Steve Jobs live from WWDC 2010

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post #12

The antenna idea (the metal frame is divided, acting as multiple antennas) is really nice, and so obvious in retrospect. Yeah, everything's simple in hindsight. I wonder if Apple invented and thus patented that.

Won't your body affect the antennae when you hold the device though?
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