Oh come on, once he brought it to the media that was basically that. Smart move, yeah, but nothing insurmountably difficult.They could try one of the snarky adolescent members of the MacRumors forums. I'm sure they'd fend off the FBI just as successfully.
Oh come on, once he brought it to the media that was basically that. Smart move, yeah, but nothing insurmountably difficult.
Well if that's true, his job was already done.Actually, I do believe it was the FBI that brought it to the media first...
Those staff probably wouldn't know what Mac Pro is.....they think it's MacBook Pro.
And I thought I was the only crazy one...I noticed when I google for the Mac Pro, I will get a ton of Macbook Pro hits. It is as if the Mac Pro is a fictional desktop that never was innovative.
Whenever I'm in the Apple Store, I can never tell who's doing what. It can be confusing to customers at times.
They should be color-coded by rank. You know, like in Star Trek. This way, the employees can refer you to an employee with e.g. a red shirt if you require a "creative pro".
That's because they don't know, they're one of the last apple employees to find out about new products.
No, Apple is interested in using the word "Pro" from a marketing standpoint.Soo... Apple is interested in pro stuff after all?
"Creative Pro"?????
What about actual professionals who know professional products?
Oh, that's right... Apple doesn't give a **** about them anymore.
The thing I like about the Apple Genius program, is that if Einstein walked in, they wouldn't hire him.I used to work at an Apple Store in college - the last two experiences I've had with Apple have been me telling the 'Genius' (or whatever the latest title is) what to do. I literally had to get on the phone once while my mother was in the store and walk the Genius through what he had to do to help my mom out since he insisted it couldn't be done. I wish I could have seen the look on his face but alas... I remember working with some really talented people when I started, they were all older though and were quickly phased out. Apple cares more about image than ability.
Must be a "Pro" Thing.It would also be good if all these pros didn't answer calls with "what's going on man?" That's how I was addressed by one of apples highly trained customer support techs on the phone.