We recently talked about Tim Cook, the CEO of Apple, being named one of the hundred most influential people in TIME magazine, how could it be otherwise, once again an Apple CEO, another of the most charismatic, monopolized that list , does not reach the level of peculiarity of Steve Jobs, but there is little to blame for Tim Cook, a man who received very little hope from everyone when it was his turn to replace the technology guru. Now TIME magazine dedicates the same section to devices and has named the iPhone as the most influential gadget ever created.
It sounds almost fetishistic about TIME magazine and Apple, but it only reflects a reality that we see and feel every day. Perhaps the headline has sounded a bit loud, so let's specify, TIME has published a list of the 50 most influential gadgets of all time, televisions, drones, music players ... and no one will be surprised to see the iPhone at the top of the list as an emblem of all of them. These words were dedicated to the phone of the Cupertino boys:
Apple was the first company to put the true power of a computer in the pockets of millions of users, which it did when it launched the iPhone in 2007. Smartphones had been around for years, but none were as accessible and beautiful as the iPhone. Touchscreen Apple devices have ushered in a new era, replacing buttons in the simplest way. Lor what has really made the iPhone so special has always been its software and the subsequent App Store. The iPhone has been the device that has popularized applications, changing the way we communicate, play, shop and work.
The iPhone in a very satisfying range of products. But more than that, it has fundamentally changed our relationships with computing and information, a change that will have repercussions for many decades.
I have to say that a server fully agrees with each of the words they have dedicated to the iPhone, including their commas. But it is not the only Apple product included in the list, the iPad could not be missing in 25th place, the iPod in 9th place for how the music industry changed and the iBook, the first really nice laptop in 38th place.
That is true, it hurts that they rest on those laurels and pretend to continue selling a closed system at maximum cost while the competition learns day by day to do better.
Which is the competition that is doing it better? Ohh wait? You mean lagdroid? Jojojojojojo
Yes, of course, with a team of 200 cores and 256GB of ram maybe it works halfway hehehehehe xD
And before you say anything, I suffer it because they gave me a misfortune with lagdroid, the worst thing that human beings have done ...