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Nit: ON Jobs' watch is more accurate — it's not evident (although it certainly could be true) that the cited developments occurred under Jobs's watch, i.e., th
by dctoedt 7y ago
Nit: ON Jobs' watch is more accurate — it's not evident (although it certainly could be true) that the cited developments occurred under Jobs's watch, i.e., that he was in fact overseeing those developments. (The term "on X's watch" derives from a naval expression: Event Y happened while X was "on watch," i.e., it happened "on X's watch," where the term watch refers to a time period.)
- thom 7y agoTa.
- PunksATawnyFill 7y agoJobs was reputed to be a micro-manager is many respects, so it's possible that he inspected all of these designs. Example: Jobs reportedly personally insisted that "90's music" be spelled that way (wrong) in the default iTunes playlists.