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Fake Steve Jobs: "At This Point Even I'm Sick of the iPhone"

Fake Steve Jobs on the iPhone:

"At this point even I'm sick of the iPhone, and I invented the friggin thing

Honestly. I mean it's great. I've been using one for months. It does all the stuff it's supposed to do. I love it. But come on people. It won't cure cancer or regrow your hair or make you lose weight. For that you'll need Linux, from what I'm told. It's just a phone. You make calls, you can listen to music, you can do some Web surfing. And if you use a Mac it will integrate really well with your computer. And that's it. I'm sorry I ever said that line about reinventing the phone."

Me: I'll wait for iPhone 2.0 or 3.0 because I remember how much nicer my second generation iPod is than the clunky (by comparison) first one was. Phone lust is good.

Bonus Link: Top 11 Undocumented iPhone Features

Categories: Ad targeting, Advertising Campaigns, Alternative Marketing, Cross Media, Don't Believe the Hype, Internet strategy, Multi-Media Advertising, New Products

BL Ochman | Jun 26 07 8:57 | TrackBack (0)

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It would be a cold day in Hades before I paid 500 bucks for a telephone. Even one that has the oh-so-cool Apple name on it.

Posted by: Martha Retallick at June 27, 2007 10:37 AM

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