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I used to like watching the keynotes. Mr. Jobs is gone. Without, his salesmanship, the keynotes are not as interesting. That might not be the right word. I actu
by fumar 14y ago
I used to like watching the keynotes. Mr. Jobs is gone. Without, his salesmanship, the keynotes are not as interesting. That might not be the right word. I actually can not put my finger on it.
- grecy 14y ago> I actually can not put my finger on it. I think it's exactly that reason that made him such an interesting person
- TillE 14y agoJobs had an infectious, natural enthusiasm for his products. Tim Cook just sounds like he's giving a rehearsed performance, no real emotion. It's fairly dull to watch.
- tomkit 14y agoFor the first 12 minutes, Tim Cook sounds like he's trying really hard to mimic Jobs's style, albeit unsuccessfully.
- recoiledsnake 14y agoI came here to post exactly that and was wondering if anyone else felt that. I wish Tim Cook would speak in his natural style, whatever that is. On the flip side, other companies' announcements are similarly boring, so that's not saying much.
- caycep 14y agoyeah, its too bad. Cook is a genius in his own right, but maybe there's a better person to give keynotes