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Posted: 05 Oct 2011 09:31 PM PDT I was in my car, listening to MacBreak Weekly on my iPhone. I was about five minutes from arriving home when the noise sounded indicating a breaking news alert – I glanced down at the phone and saw an alert from the AP Mobile app that Steve Jobs had died. As I arrived home, I went to my MacBook and looked first at Twitter which then led me to apple.com. A classy tribute; very Steve-like. Unlike some of my friends, I haven’t been a die-hard Apple fanboy for years. My switch to the Mac was relatively recent (2009). I only became an iPhone user earlier this year although I preordered the iPad as soon as I could. PCs and Android phones worked fine for me; I was adept and tweaking them to meet my needs. Why would I not want a device with eighty ways to do everything and three hundred options for configuration? My Windows PC and my Android (previously Blackberry) phone worked adequately. And then I switched. First to a MacBook Pro. And then I acquired an iPad and became immersed in iOS. And then an iPhone. I now understood the various little Steve Jobs touches on these products. Folks mock the “magical” adjective applied to Apple’s gear, but it’s true: there’s something special about the devices that is an experience unequaled in the tech world. I’m not overly-educated on Steve’s past, although I’ve pre-ordered the official biography Rest in peace, Steve. Thank you. |
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