He who Revolutionised the World's Technology

RIP Steve, you'll be missed. You created some great things, but your worst invention of all was the iDied. :c

Sold Out wrote:Yes, yes, very harsh words and so on, but hey, all you fans know that he's now watching from his iCloud. ^^

LOL.

Well, to me he wasn't really a celebrity, just this dude who pretty much made my iPhone which I use to a huge extent every day. And it was just out of respect to him, I mean come on all you Windows fans can say what you want but he did bring some pretty sweet sht00fz to the computing industry through Apple.
And it's quite a shame how he had to die at such an early age.

Well, no, I removed these words for now, I pretty much phrased it in a pretty damn offensive manner, and that's not what I wanted to do either.

Eeeeh, just wanted to all-in-all say that he did well, didn't die young nor old, and hey, Apple *did* create the first smart phone. On the other hand, he didn't revolutionize anything and eeeh... celebrity deaths are just, I dunno, so... go find a word for it for me, will ya?

From my perspective he wasn't much of a celebrity. Compare him to Bill Gates and he's pretty much unknown in all but the technology world. But saying he didn't revolutionise anything...? Well, he might not have in a sense but still, the iPhone was one of the world's first and the world's best smartphones where all the other tech giants decided to imitate... And now with the 4S even more so, Siri and all the rest of it.

PsychoxLetter wrote:

I actually couldn't care less.

That's the words I was looking for. Thank ye.

The thing that bothered me the most about Steve is the fact that he ditched his mates who helped him develop the stuff, and the smartphone after all was made by his company. Yet the credit goes to the boss of the company himself only

Sold Out wrote:The thing that bothered me the most about Steve is the fact that he ditched his mates who helped him develop the stuff

Well yeah I agree with you Sold on that one; Wozniak had developed an advanced version of the original Pong game which Altari's CEO took an instant like to, asking if the company could buy that game. Jobs was in on it too, but seeing as Jobs was in better connection with the head of Altari, he received the money from selling Woz's game, and told him that he'd give half of what he received to him. Woz received $375 from Jobs (Jobs had told him he had been paid $750 altogether, so there was a fair split) when later he found out Altari had paid him $5000 for the game.

Well, Jobs has passed and now it'll be fun watching Apple deal without their CEO, which in my opinion will be quite a good improvement.

My hero




'Nuff said.