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Apple's Scott Forstall Gets a Twitter Account
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One of the main figures at Apple joining a social networking site which might provide a source of new rumors for macrumors not worth mentioning? damn you people are picky these days. 
btw 25,467 followers and counting.
btw 25,467 followers and counting.
You got it all wrong. The iTub comes out in black first...then in white a few weeks later.
However, if you like, you can add a splash of white with the iBathmat for the low price of 299.99.
Get with the program.
But it can store all your music and run apps. It even has 3 years of warranty free as long as you don't get it wet.
so you're saying you couldn't operate an ios device with a mouse/cursor? i think you would find it remarkably easy.
Again, Apple is using the press and social network for free publicity. Don't tell me, he's gonna tell his follower that their phone signal are fine.
TechCrunch noted that Apple's Senior Vice President of iPhone Software Scott Forstall has created a Twitter account at http://twitter.com/forstall. The account has been labeled as "Verified" which means that Twitter has authenticated the identity of the user. The move is strange for a company as secretive as Apple. Forstall is a high profile executive at Apple, frequently featured during Steve Jobs' keynotes. Apple has been said to actively discourage blogging or other forms of communication from its employees. Forstall's identification as a verified account as well as his official Apple position suggests his plans for the account are not simply personal.
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The perfect replacement for Jobs 4 word emails!
Although I detest Twitter popularity contest of high school this is actually EXACTLY what I thought.
Any response about the iOS 4 or future of performance and interactions or governance thereof should be handled by an engineer, NOT a CEO that calls technical abbreviations 'alphabet soup'. Yes it was funny a few years back when Jobs stated specifics about OS X and mentioned "well i don't know what it means but its very good stuff".
Any response about the hardware ~ ahem radio performance ~ should be fielded by the iOS development team and by Manfields hardware team. And marketing ... well Joswiak screwed up THAT already and missed the window of opportunity of squashing this from the beginning.
You can see the problem here is too much governance by Jobs over the staff that REALLY needs to address issues (current issues at hand); not simply applaud their technical efforts and shush them from fixing any issues that arise and addressing the consumers that bring in the cash flow.
I'm asking why you'd want to do so. What phone os could you not control with a mouse? What exactly is your idea for one that wouldn't be mouse-usable?
