I am immensely peeved by the use of the word "ya" as a replacement for "yes" or "yeah".
Cool story bro.
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Well good job in any case.
I can imagine the awkwardness is such a situation.
Why would it be awkward at all? Even assuming those gay rumors are true, it still wouldn't be awkward, Yup, the CEO of Apple is crushing on an audience member from Macrumors. Sounds legit.
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I think he's weird and seems like a play-nice-puppet. Not really answering questions but repeating old Steve quotes about how much he loves what he does. And not saying what it actually is. This guy is boring and an uninspiring business leader.
Sorry, Apple fans, but he's unsympathetic. Can't listen to him anymore.
Or, ya know he actually does love Apple, he's only been there ~15 years.
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I would love to see the footage of Tim when asked about the rumors sites. Then have it analyzed by someone that specializes in body language. I am sure you would get a slightly different message. LOL!
Why would Tim NOT love rumor sites? They provide free media coverage, and more importantly, it's a great tool to get feedback from consumers.
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Then how about some Mac Pro news?
You'll get your answer soon enough, D10 wasn't the right place or timing to ask about it, stop worrying, we'll find out at WWDC
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Lol, good one from Kara.
I think mr, and correct me if I am wrong can only ask about certain things and not others? I don't know why one should ask such a generic question and not a ballsy one like the mac pros.
And I am not buying it that he wouldn't get an answer. What could Cook do, stay silent? Say we don't talk about products? He would have at least hinted that the pro line up is here to stay or not.
Except if like I said all product questions are out, well,, are out of question. Which I think might be the case.
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No, he would have smiled and said he can't talk about upcoming products, but to wait for WWDC, then laughed, like he did with all the other "what comes next" questions.