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Next time somebody asks you why you prefer Apple products to competitors, show them this invite. Explains everything. So beautiful.
Wonder what they're going to announce in the iPhone 5. Better battery life and perhaps a better GPS is all I really want over my iPhone 4.
Improved camera would be nice.
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To be fair, the GMaps icon always displays 1 Infinite Loop. Still, great catch.
And the clock icon never shows the correct time. It seems like the calendar app is a hack to get it to work right.
I now run Android and have Beautiful Widgets showing me the correct weather. :)
Wonder what they're going to announce in the iPhone 5. Better battery life and perhaps a better GPS is all I really want over my iPhone 4.
Wonder what they're going to announce in the iPhone 5. Better battery life and perhaps a better GPS is all I really want over my iPhone 4.
Next time somebody asks you why you prefer Apple products to competitors, show them this invite. Explains everything. So beautiful.
Then they might justifiably reply "So, you don't care about the product at all, and just care about the way the company presents itself?"
wow, that's just evil. TELUS (phone company here) has been running ads in really heavy rotation pushing the tagline "there's never been a better time to buy an iphone 4", and stating "offer ends october 4th".
Everyone is obviously pushing hard to sell their iphone4-stock now, before Joe Sixpack gets told by the news-anchor to delay his purchase for the iphone5.
Next time somebody asks you why you prefer Apple products to competitors, show them this invite. Explains everything. So beautiful.
Then they might justifiably reply "So, you don't care about the product at all, and just care about the way the company presents itself?"
But I won't hesitate to pay a bit more for a quality Apple product.
Some things just don't make sense. :)
Next time somebody asks you why you prefer Apple products to competitors, show them this invite. Explains everything. So beautiful.
Then they might justifiably reply "So, you don't care about the product at all, and just care about the way the company presents itself?"
It’s true that some unkempt people are very careful about their work, and some people who are late for an interview are on time for work. So I would personally probe further to make sure this is not a sign of a deeper lack of commitment.
Careful attention to detail in marketing materials doesn’t automatically mean careful attention to detail in product development. But you know, I doubt it’s a coïncidence that Apple's marketing materials are clean and simple, and they don’t play the “Intel Inside” sticker game, and they are restrained in the CrapWare they allow on their OS X machines, and so on and so forth.
So if you show me a busy, confused marketing item, I won’t automatically refuse to buy the product. But I will certainly probe to see if this is an anomaly or whther it is representative of their approach to product development.