Well I think I know why. Now I’m not trying to come off as one of those “I’m fucked in the head and think I know everything about the new things those crazy kiddies do on the internet” type of analysts A.K.A. any “expert” featured one the Faux News Network. I also own no Apple stock, but I do own an iMac, iPod, Apple TV, and a few T-Shirts though which some would say is pretty damn close to actually owning stock.
Now to the point.
I’m just here to give my ideas on why Apple is, quite possibly, the most loved electronics company on the planet earth. They have one of the largest fan bases of any electronics/retail/software/media company, and here are my five points as to way hardcore fanboys and yo’ grandmama love Apple.
I loved this film.. It’s maybe too slow moving for the casual movie watcher.. But for those who love a bit of depth and thought this film should right up your alley.. This film is highly recommended by myself along with most of the reviewers on the good old iTunes (The only place to purchase this film..).. Watch it, and you’ll fall in love with romantic comedies again..
“We used to fool ourselves,” he said. “We used to think our content was perfect just exactly as it was. We expected our business would remain blissfully unaffected even as the world of interactivity, constant connection and file sharing was exploding. And of course we were wrong. How were we wrong? By standing still or moving at a glacial pace, we inadvertently went to war with consumers by denying them what they wanted and could otherwise find and as a result of course, consumers won.” Said Edgar Bronfman, boss at Warner Music
My thoughts on the matter…. “Finally one of the be guys realizes what Apple has done for Music.”
[via Apple Insider]
All of these are great services, even though I may think that Hulu was kind of a bitch move on NBC and Fox’s part . Joost delivers the best quality out of the three. iTunes is the simplest to work and use. Hulu has The Office. So that’s how I feel abut this little issue. Maybe Joost and Hulu should join up with Apple and then iTunes could offer high definition, embed-able, DRM Free, episodes of The Office. Then the world would be at peace.
Today when I came home from school, I was reminded of my never-ending love for thy Apple Inc. Read the rest of this entry…