- Dec 1, 2011
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The BBC has partnered with Dan Lyons, aka Fake Steve Jobs, to publish an article called, "Viewpoint: Apple's iPhone 5 Launches No Longer Excite". The irony is, this isn't the first article I've seen like this. In fact, I even saw an article on FOX News yesterday suggesting the same thing.
BBC News - Viewpoint: Apple's iPhone launches no longer excite
Personally, I always liked the Fake Steve Jobs blog. It was satire, and yet, it always felt true. I could picture the real Steve sitting at home or in his office saying and writing exactly what Dan would write.
This article largely reflects what analysts like IDC said last year... that over the next 2-3 years, Apple will fall and Microsoft will rise again.
Since today is the launch day, I want to know... how many of you agree with Dan, the IDC, and even folks like me (post 1 and post 2)?
I personally believe that this is the beginning of the end for Apple... not end as in bankruptcy or closing their doors. Apple, without Jobs, has survived before... barely, but they always do. But what I mean is they will go back to being as irrelevant as they were in the 90's and early 2000's.
Discuss. (Although do try to keep it focused on the OS platforms, not a bashing of any individual OEM partner.)
BBC News - Viewpoint: Apple's iPhone launches no longer excite
Personally, I always liked the Fake Steve Jobs blog. It was satire, and yet, it always felt true. I could picture the real Steve sitting at home or in his office saying and writing exactly what Dan would write.
This article largely reflects what analysts like IDC said last year... that over the next 2-3 years, Apple will fall and Microsoft will rise again.
Since today is the launch day, I want to know... how many of you agree with Dan, the IDC, and even folks like me (post 1 and post 2)?
I personally believe that this is the beginning of the end for Apple... not end as in bankruptcy or closing their doors. Apple, without Jobs, has survived before... barely, but they always do. But what I mean is they will go back to being as irrelevant as they were in the 90's and early 2000's.
Discuss. (Although do try to keep it focused on the OS platforms, not a bashing of any individual OEM partner.)
