Memories of Steve
This story says more about the insecurity of the Safari guy than it does about Jobs.<p>Sounds like people at Apple spent too much time worrying about what Steve thought of them, whether he'd remember their names or invite them to meetings.<p>While everyone is worried about what one man thinks, the man himself was thinking about design and business issues, trying to solve problems.<p>Funny how bookmarks was never really solved in Safari. On my iPad, I hate the bookmarks functionality, it confuses me pretty much every time. When I try to find a bookmark, or add a bookmark, every time it seems I have to "figure out" and remember how to do that. It's not intuitive or snappy. And now with iOS7 flat design, all your bookmarks and history appears as one big list - black text on white background. The lack of interface delineation mean elements bleed into other elements and make it harder to mentally remember where things are found.<p>If Steve were still around, he'd be kicking someone's ass over the half-baked iOS7 flat design.