It's quite strange (and nice) to see a hint of nostalgia creeping back in to Apple's communications. For a long time, celebrating its history seemed verboten at

It's quite strange (and nice) to see a hint of nostalgia creeping back in to Apple's communications. For a long time, celebrating its history seemed verboten at Apple? There's that story of Jobs getting rid of the Apple Museum that occupied the foyer. Something about not wanting Apple to be a company that was living in its past.