Tim Cook Asks Apple Employees to Remember Steve Jobs on Third Anniversary of His Death

[crashoverride77]

Why are you keeping insisting bended phones were because users sitting on their phones

It is Apple to blame not produce a phone that is not strong enough.

can you just give it a rest omg, you are the worst kind of poster. Maybe you should use an invention called Google, than you use another invention called the keyboard and you type "iphone 6 durability test" and you will get real results from real tests carried out on the phone.
Please read them and than come back and tell us again instead of insulting people here and claiming it to be facts when its the furthest from it.

 

[Doomtomb]

Let's get real, a 3.5" screen was small even for 2011, and the 4" wasn't much of an improvement. He was wrong.

3.5" screen was right for the time it came out in and for several years that followed. But I am sure the company would've increased the size of the display as people want to do more with their phones.

If there's one thing people should know about Steve is he often changed his mind, there were many things in his biography by Walter Issacson that he would get fiery passionate about then would later have to change his attitude about.

“He would flip on something so fast that you would forget that he was the one taking the 180 degree polar [opposite] position the day before,” Cook told Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. “I saw it daily. This is a gift, because things do change, and it takes courage to change. It takes courage to say, ‘I was wrong.’ I think he had that.”

 

[winston1236]

There's nothing wrong with remembering your beloved ones on the anniversary of their death y'know... Perhaps you haven't lose a friend or a family member.

True. But when we do it we aren't doing it for the purpose of making money.

 

[Michaelgtrusa]

In order to be irreplaceable, one must always be different.