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I don't think "only ruin remains" is a fair statement to say about Apple, when the causes you're lamenting are the saving grace that got them to be a $300B+ com
by mtrpcic 10y ago
I don't think "only ruin remains" is a fair statement to say about Apple, when the causes you're lamenting are the saving grace that got them to be a $300B+ company from effectively the brink of death.
- dpcx 10y ago"In the end." They're still riding high from iTunes and iPhone. I'm personally a fan of Apple, but who knows where this ship ends up.
- joesb 10y agoA: This fortuneteller I knew is so amazing, he predicted that my dad would die and my dad is dead now! B: When did he predict that? A: May be like 30 years ago, but the point is "in the end" my dad died. Who would have thought that the end will come to him someday? Your "in the end" prediction will always be true, unless Apple exists until the end of the universe.
- aroman 10y agoBut they weren't on the brink of death before the iPhone. They were doing very well, selling lots of Macs, and had already rebounded.
- EduardoBautista 10y agoYup, the iPod is what helped make them relevant again.
- ascorbic 10y agoThe iMac and OS X made them relevant. The iPod made them massive.