Digital media news, mini blog, forum sources indicated via Macrumors forums in an anonymous user dominated info sharing interchange that all this is PR BS.
Digital media news, mini blog, forum sources indicated via Macrumors forums in an anonymous user dominated info sharing interchange that all this is PR BS.
I agree. Every time I look at the front or interior dashboard of a Tesla I think this is ugly as ****.It's ugly as ****.
And the Model S was received with a lot of, "Yeah, it's impressive, but overpriced for the benefits it offers." When Tesla can figure out how to do this at a price comperable to other cars, then I might seriously consider buying one. That's going to be the Model 3.Not really a great comparison. The Model S was ahead of its time when it was first released in 2012 and frankly still is. The watch was received with a lot of "meh" until it can function independent from the phone.
It wasn't my attention to decry the huge size of the Tesla compared to the Apple Watch, so if you read that into my analogy, you grasped the wrong end of the stick.Comparing a car with a watch...
In this case both have the battery technology, touch screens, some electric motors and all in different proportions and functionality.
Price wise there is huge difference, and when comparing them if I had the funds I will buy a Tesla car before any Apple Watch.
Maybe because Jobs has been dead for four years, and Musk's comments are current events. In a couple of weeks, hardly anyone will be talking about Musk's comments, either. It will fade into the background unless something dredges it up the way you dredged up the reaction of the late Steve Jobs.So why aren't people complaining about Jobs' reaction to Google poaching Apple employees a while back before both companies put safeguards in place to prevent that?
Maybe its a little petty to poke fun at the watch, but the dude is sticking up for his company which doesn't have the talent buying power Apple does.. You dont even know the man so calling him a douche sounds pretty immature and douchey itself #applekoolaidHis face. It's something about his face. It's very punchable. And the fact he acts like a douche further adds to that.
Good thing he backtracked. It seems to be a trend now.
Is this the going trend these days ? Make a nasty statement and then backtrack the very next day ?
Sorkin..Musk... I wonder who is next in Line![]()
All the Apple fanboys raising the flag.. What about when Jobs would spout off his mouth?
Nope, not kiddingYour kidding right? Try to take it easy on the rhetoric next time ok?
For most people, Tony Stark is a fantasy character, not a role model.Elon Musk will be the closest thing we ever see to a Tony Stark
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Yes, but when Google was poaching Apple employees and Jobs declared thermonuclear war against Google, Apple fans were attacking Google. Doesn't make sense to attack Musk for this. He is the basically the Jobs' of his own company (companies, actually - like PayPay, Spacex, etc.) - similar to how Steve headed Apple, and Pixar, NeXT etc.. So he has the right to make these sorts of comments, in my opinion. Steve would have said 10 times worse. And that's okay - it shows he cares a ****load about his company. Everyone in the thread acting surprised making comments like "Wow Musk has no class or poiseMaybe because Jobs has been dead for four years, and Musk's comments are current events. In a couple of weeks, hardly anyone will be talking about Musk's comments, either. It will fade into the background unless something dredges it up the way you dredged up the reaction of the late Steve Jobs.
Musk can come back and talk once he's made an actual profit on something instead of simply benefitting from government subsidies to keep his companies afloat.
Hmm...I'm not so sure about that. I think there's this little bubble where techies assume everyone is excited about the same things they're excited about. It's just like the NY/DC media bubble where you have journalists who think the average citizen cares about the inside baseball stuff they talk about at cocktail parties. I can tell you where I live in middle America the topic of conversation is not Tesla. Of course I have no doubt in Silicon Valley and cities were rich hipsters live Tesla is discussed frequently.Tesla on the other hand is a company that has people excited. The lust factor i for their cars is more than any iPhone launch could ever be. The thought of a not too distant future with electric, self driving cars has me drooling from my balls. The iPhone 7? Not so much.
All the Apple fanboys raising the flag.. What about when Jobs would spout off his mouth?
If the so-called "thought police" has any authority over what he is allowed to say or cannot say, I would be deeply concerned. But they don't. It's the internet. People say dumb things all the time, and you can't let them get to you.Oh really? I guess thats why the thought police on his twitter account were totally not demanding an apology. Or thinking out loud on the blogosphere. I would be interested in your definition of an "online-lynchmob". Oh wait, no I wouldnt.
We all speak off the cuff ,or say things we regret later, were human, who cares, he walked it back, forgive,forget,move onWho cares! I would much rather hear what he really thinks than some BS that butthurt people told him to say.
Apple was saved by Bill Gates and Microsoft. Subsides are had by all companies that manufacture electric cars, so why should Tesla not utilize?Musk can come back and talk once he's made an actual profit on something instead of simply benefitting from government subsidies to keep his companies afloat.
I agree. Every time I look at the front or interior dashboard of a Tesla I think this is ugly as ****.![]()