Apple, with Tim Cook at the helm has just announced its latest iPad on march 7th, 2012. As always, any Apple announcement is followed with cheers from the die-hard fans and criticism from the detractors.
A few criticisms on the iPad announcement hone in on the naming of the iPad, the slogan and the color of Apple log at the announcement. It all can be summarized into one sentence:
Steve Jobs would never approve this.
Seriously?
How do they know?
Do they actually performed some kind of seance to communicate to the late Apple co-founder and get his definite opinion? Maybe they hired a psychic named Shawn Spencer, thinking that he’s a real psychic.
During Steve Jobs memorial service at Apple headquarter in Cupertino, Tim Cook said:
Among his last advice he had for me, and for all of you, was to never ask what he would do. “Just do what’s right,”
It is irrelevant if Steve Jobs would approve or disapprove what the new iPad name is. Apple is doing what they think is right.