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Apple's "Fall From Grace"

parislemon:

This is, quite simply, one of the worst pieces I’ve ever read on Apple. 

Zach Epstein starts off trashing Apple’s iPhone 4S announcement as perhaps “the beginning of the end” — and does so citing a bunch of analysts.

Analysts.

As anyone who watches Apple closely knows, analysts are absolutely fucktarded when it comes to Apple. If you bet directly against what they’ve said about the company over the years, you’d be a very rich person. They’re always wrong. And it’s clear that the vast majority of them do not understand the company. 

Of course, posts citing analysts about Apple are nothing new. Some writers keep going back to the well despite getting diarrhea of the mind over and over again from what they drink there. It’s fascinating to watch.

But what makes this post particularly bad is the way Epstein pussyfoots around the position he sets out to take. The entire end of his post is basically “don’t get me wrong, I think the iPhone 4S is great but…”

So he loves the device, but analysts don’t, therefore it’s the end of Apple? Right.

He also cites the seemingly tepid reaction from the crowd during the event itself. I’ve been to pretty much every single Apple event over the past five years. This is the reaction about half of the time.

Rumors leading up to these event often set the stage for things that simply aren’t coming. This leads some to be disappointed — a natural reaction. It’s only when Apple is able to truly surprise people — like with the iPhone — that everyone is wowed. Even the initial iPad announcement was dubbed “underwhelming”. 

If you judge Apple’s products by the reaction of analysts and the press, you’re an idiot. Pure and simple. Apple doesn’t make products for analysts and the press. They make products for everyone. 

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On first appearances, Posterous feels like its undertaken a massive transformation, and it has. However once you’ve spent a few minutes adjusting to the new interface, learning how its new features work and interacting via its mobile app, you’ll discover what’s really happened is a radical simplification of the service. No longer are there separate types of sites, groups and sites for example, a “Space” can work just as well for either. It’s a refreshing revamp from a service with a devoted following and one that has the foundations of a true game changer. But with stiff competition from Tumblr and now similar sharing features baked into Google and Facebook, fast innovation in this space is going to be key. (via Posterous gets a massive revamp. New Web app, new iPhone app and introduces ‘Spaces’. - TNW Apps)

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