The devil is in the details
tnl.net
tnl.net
Two years ago, the iPhone 4 was released and users quickly experienced issues with the antenna built directly into the case. The furor prompted Apple to publicly apologize for the mistake and offer some quick fix to deal with an offering that wasn’t fully there yet.
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In journalism, there is a rule of 3s: 3 similar events are generally seen as making up a trend. So it appears that, with the last 3 releases, Apple has had at least one major issue. In the old Steve Jobs days, products weren’t released until they were considered good enough; in the post Steve Jobs era, it appears that this form of quality control may be suffering.
This article is tripe. Steve Jobs was front and centre at the public event explaining the antenna issues with the iPhone 4 and he was certainly involved heavily in its development. To use it as an example of Apple faltering without him is just ridiculous.
It's a shame, because the Maps update Apple shipped with iOS6 is definitely two steps backward and that's worth talking about, but it's hard to take someone seriously when they start off with something stupid like that.
Edit: minor formatting
That's why I argue that the shift started then.
I will steal their fire: This guy is wrong. He's wrong. He's just wrong. Blah, blah, blah.
OK, now that we have that out of the way, we can hear from persons outside the Apple cult. :)
No stretch is too much for the Reality Distortion Field. We can invent a new reality. We are Apple. Watch as we make the complaints disappear. Poof!
Why on earth is this on the front page?