Archivi tag: Fake Steve Jobs

In fact, they’re put off by them

Your big point of differentiation is price. You’re claiming to be $50 per month cheaper. That’s an exaggeration, but let’s assume for the sake of argument it’s true. Let’s think about this. You’re trying to lure away Apple users by offering them lower prices. But as you must know, since so many of you used to work at Apple, our users aren’t attracted by low prices. In fact, they’re put off by them. They don’t want cheap. They want premium. They want to pay more than everyone else. It makes them feel special. To put this another way: They don’t care if the 2010 Camaro SS can outrun a Mercedes SL550 and costs $30,000 instead of $100,000. They want the Merc. Did you frigtards not learn anything during your time working for me?

Uno spettacolare Fake Steve Jobs tuona contro la campagna del Palm Pre che tuona contro l’iPhone.

Citazioni da un falso

Yeah, we rocked your friggin world, right? I mean 29 June 2007 might be the day the world changed, but today it just changed again. BlackBerry is dead. Microsoft is dead. Windows Mobile is dead. Amazon is dead. Kindle is dead. Nokia is dead. Motorola was already dead but now they are even more dead. Google’s Android is dead. Samsung is dead. LG is dead. Sony is dead. UTStarcom is dead. We’ve thrown $100 million into an iFund so people can build iApps to sell on iTunes and give us 30% of their iMoney. The coming onslaught of new applications will make iPhone the only smart phone that anyone in the entire world will ever want to use.

Tratto da “Happy now, bitches?” by Fake Steve Jobs
 


E tutto questo semplicemente perchè Apple ha rilasciato la beta del kit di sviluppo per le applicazioni per iPhone e iPod Touch, oltre ad avere annunciato un sacco di succulente (soprattutto per le aziende) novità che verranno incluse nella v2.0 del software del melafonino. Nel frattempo le più grandi software house si sono buttate sullo sviluppo di applicazioni, tra cui anche EA che ha in programma addirittura una versione specifica per iPhone del suo prossimo gioco di simulazione: Spores. Per non parlare di Sun, Adobe e le centinaia e centinaia di sviluppatori indipendenti che si divertiranno a creare applicazioni (o ad effettuare il porting delle app attuali “non ufficiali”).
Ma vedremo, effettivamente, cosa succederà a giugno, quando finirà la beta dell’SDK e sarà disponibile la nuova versione del software.