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It is hard to describe the joy I felt when Monday's class eventually settled on Apple's wonder gadget - the iPhone. For weeks leading up to its release I found the iPhone an almost infinite source of humour. If Apple is the new McDonalds then iPhone is the Big Mac Combo: burger, friers and a coke. A quick search on YouTube and I discovered two short clips that I think will enhance your own personal iPhone experience.
#1 - The iPhone's functionality and superior gadgetry
It is hard to describe the joy I felt when Monday's class eventually settled on Apple's wonder gadget - the iPhone. For weeks leading up to its release I found the iPhone an almost infinite source of humour. If Apple is the new McDonalds then iPhone is the Big Mac Combo: burger, friers and a coke. A quick search on YouTube and I discovered two short clips that I think will enhance your own personal iPhone experience.
#1 - The iPhone's functionality and superior gadgetry
3 Comments:
Nice Lucas...
Trust Comedy Central to blend humor with the issues of our time...
It’s cool how they can use Apple, a company bent on dominating the consumer technology world, as a metaphor for a country that insists on imposing its freedom (so to speak) at the end of a barrel of a gun....
That is if freedom is consumer products, free media, gun rights and fast food. You know all the really awesome stuff in life… Apart from free media, that really is awesome...
Andrew Blackman
I had actually found that Apple clip a while back, and stuck it on my blog. It's funny isn't it, how it's more than just a statement on the political and consumer culture that is America. I personally think that it is a statement about how us, as consumers of media and gadgetry, are behind these frivolous pursuits that push everything to ridiculous levels entirely.
It is the exact same mentalities of those star-chasers, who gaze with wondrous adoration at some random celeb. Applied to technology ... this technophilic behavior is maddening! Not to demean the blond that ranted on about how great your iPhone may by, but what use is it if you break it just by *touching* the damn thing. And trust me, that screen will be dead by the 3rd month the way Steve Jobs rubs it.
YuHan Chang
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Yuhan: interesting comment. But "not to demean the blond who ranted on"?? No idea who you're referring to (or which comments were made by them) but that phrase does sound kind of, um, demeaning. Cheers, Luke.
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