Tim Cook to Staff: Apple is Not Going to Change

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  • amk-aka-Phantom
    He's doing it all wrong.
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  • rantoc
    So apple intend to continue to battle superior products in court with patent warfare rather than better products and true innovations. Amazing!

    He looks like a pre-owned car-salesman much like Steve, perhaps he can fool people into buying medicre hardware for premium prices too and believing they got the deal of their lives - time will tell!
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  • dalethepcman
    Thus begins apple's decline...
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  • mavroxur
    Apple: He's running it wrong.

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  • jacobdrj
    Apple Rules Of Success:

    A) Keep the design sleek/elegant.
    B) Keep the user interface as simple as possible (trust your User Interface Engineers)
    C) Keep the synergy between products as much as possible
    D) Rabidly patent inventions and make sure to police them with fervor.
    E) Keep the software royalties flowing...

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  • amk-aka-Phantom
    9305260 said:
    Apple Rules Of Success:

    A) Keep the design as ugly/repulsive as possible.B) Keep the user interface as dumbed down and closed as possible.
    C) Make sure your products don't work properly with other manufacturers' products despite the users' wishes for the oppositeD) Rabidly claim inventing something that existed long before or is a common/obvious concept for a certain device/interface and then troll everyone who's been using that tech/design for the last 5-10 years.
    E) Keep the iSheep tax flowing...

    Fixed.
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  • Hes still part of the company, just not CEO. Things will be awkward, but I don't see Apple going down anytime soon (as much as it irks me to say).
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  • amk-aka-Phantom
    Hes still part of the company, just not CEO. Things will be awkward, but I don't see Apple going down anytime soon (as much as it irks me to say).

    You're right, but there's already enough reason to troll their fanboys ;)
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  • I guess it's time for part 2 of Butt Pirates of Silicon Valley.
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  • del35
    I am looking forward to the amazing opportunity of serving as CEO of the most innovative company in the world.


    Ummm, get a life moron!
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