It’s no coincidence—your love for Apple and their pretty little gadgets was Steve Jobs’ master plan, and on our newest CultCast, we’ll tell you how did it. Plus: Bendgate might be overblown, but where there’s smoke, there’s fire; we love our iPhone 6 Pluses, but dear lord, they’re huge… And finally, Jony Ive gains a counterpart in Apple’s newest Industrial Designer.
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4 responses to “How Steve Jobs architected your love for Apple, this week on The CultCast”
Architected [sic] is not a &$%@#¢¿ word.
Engineers may engineer, Hackers may hack, Designers may design, Programmers may program, but Architects have never and will never architect. They conceive, conceptualize, imagine, design, illustrate and ultimately build. If you’re going to pilfer a word from another discipline, at least don’t make it into a nonsensical verb.
The headline would work as good or better as “How Steve Jobs designed (or built or engineered) your love for Apple, this week on The CultCast.”
I still do not own a smartphone.
I’m doing fine.
Jesus, you do not need one.
Is that the new hipster trend?