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i simply don't trust forbes to report on anything re apple, as they average at least 1 apple article a day. this is forbes.com mentioning apple for the past we
by kmlx 6y ago
i simply don't trust forbes to report on anything re apple, as they average at least 1 apple article a day.
this is forbes.com mentioning apple for the past week:
https://www.google.com/search?q=site:forbes.com+apple&rlz=1C5CHFA_enGB779GB779&sxsrf=ALeKk017RSsYsCkDVOSR8zU3ii7VC7Cilg:1589184042014&source=lnt&tbs=qdr:w&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjt9rnyq6vpAhUwRxUIHXsuBfgQpwV6BAgTEBw&biw=2150&bih=1300 https://www.google.com/search?q=site:forbes.com+apple&rlz=1C...
as you can notice, they're basically spammers at this point.
- adrianmsmith 6y agoRight, and the picture of the "new MacBook Air" is of the previous generation (with full-height left/right arrows keys). And they talk about "the consumer focused iMac and iMac Pro": the iMac Pro is not in the price range of a consumer. So two errors in the article, obvious to anyone who knows the slightest bit about Apple's product line, doesn't lead me to trust that the author knows what they're talking about.
- xondono 6y agoThat’s pretty much like saying “I don’t trust any blog hosted in blogger.com on Apple because I can find an Apple article every day”. People should start realizing that this things are just blogs with the Forbes logo on top, there’s no editor or anything, is just like some random Medium post.