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Being an Apple user is a religious experience for some, believing surrounding yourself with iPhone, iPods, iTunes, Quicktime, MacBook, and Apple TV will make you a better person. Seriously, I’ve seen this many times. I worked at Apple from 1985 – 1992, and joined “at that time” evil Empire Microsoft 1992 – 2006. Now I am independent of these religious views, and watch as many technologies are debated on almost a religious level.
The Economist has a cover story on “The Book of Jobs”
Tablet computing
The book of Jobs
It has revolutionised one industry after another. Now Apple hopes to transform three at once
Jan 28th 2010 | From The Economist print edition
Illustration by Jon Berkeley.
The religious tone of the article continues as the author discussed the Power of Jobs.article)..
Preacher Steve makes another claim that is caught in Wired Magazine – Google’s “Don’t be Evil” Mantra is Bullshit.
Google’s ‘Don’t Be Evil’ Mantra is ‘Bullshit,’ Adobe Is Lazy: Apple’s Steve Jobs (Update 2)
- By John C Abell
- January 30,.
Then there is an Adobe statement about Flash which reminds of the Adobe Type Manager’s problem in the Mac OS. Economist closes on death and resurrection..
It looks like Steve Jobs is rallying his troops to fight a Holy War of Mobile – Google and Flash are his enemies.
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The total number of "c"s in that passage is 24.
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