RIP Steve Jobs
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Mod Note: I received a report that this thread should be merged together with that found in the Incoherent Babbling section, but after looking through both topics, I believe it might be more appropriate to leave them separately, due to the nature of the replies.
Thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation.
Getting back on topic, I am not exactly a big fan of Apple products, but I have to admit that Steve Jobs influenced the technology sector as well as the ordinary consumers to a large extent.
Thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation.
Getting back on topic, I am not exactly a big fan of Apple products, but I have to admit that Steve Jobs influenced the technology sector as well as the ordinary consumers to a large extent.
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jmason
Curious and Wondering
Steve Jobs... he damn sure had a big hand in influencing the technology landscape. And for that I thank him.
I think his greatest influence in technology is in aesthetics and design. He stressed that tech gadgets shouldn't look damn ugly, and every product that rolled out of Apple in the early 2000's were nothing short of immaculate. His competitors followed suit. He made consumers want his products just by looking at it.
And... thanks for buying Pixar.
I think his greatest influence in technology is in aesthetics and design. He stressed that tech gadgets shouldn't look damn ugly, and every product that rolled out of Apple in the early 2000's were nothing short of immaculate. His competitors followed suit. He made consumers want his products just by looking at it.
And... thanks for buying Pixar.
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artcellrox
The Grey Knight :y
At least people here know and care about the Pixar fact. Either way, R.I.P.
