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Dustin @ Themespotter WordPress Themes — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 21:00:52 +0000

Great article Joshua! I’ve been a big fan of Apple’s design principles for a long time, and simplicity, attention to the small details, a consistency are some of the things that set them apart.

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IT Certification Syllabus — Wed, 19 Oct 2011 04:41:47 +0000

great review again on the apple website.. i really enjoy the way you list down each and every detail in your review… really superb..

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Lax — Thu, 25 Aug 2011 08:53:31 +0000

Great Article, Apple rocks, I couldn’t agree more attention to details gives a message to consumers that you pay attention to details and the quality of the product. Thanks for the post.

By: Wilson Silva

Wilson Silva — Tue, 23 Aug 2011 16:18:22 +0000

@pkamm

“Hello? Why wouldn’t anyone move to HTML5 and CSS3?” – I didn’t say that. I said I didn’t agree with #5 which basically states “Steve Jobs doens’t like it and you shouldn’t too!”

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By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 12:13:47 +0000

I absolutely agree that Apple has the best marketing and brand strategy team of any business. They could start making bricks of lead if they wanted, and would still be able to line up people out the door to buy them. I really do pay attention to how they compose and deliver their media, it is always very well done. I took many of the things said in this article into consideration when I start designing a website, it was very useful info indeed!

I am a die-hard PC user; my fiance has a Mac, and frankly I can’t stand the lack of functionality. I think the whole “powerful computing” thing is a joke. I use her Macbook once a day or so to check email or surf the web while I am at her house. Sure everything that you would commonly do is easy to accomplish, but when I want to do some computing that takes muscle, I head home and use my tower running 7. Apple claims they have the edge in the “creative” market for art and music enthusiasts, but then, for example, why do the most powerful Digital Audio Workstations run exclusively on Windows or UNIX systems?

I can’t agree with you at all on #5; Sure Flash is buggy, but don’t you think a company as enormous as Apple could hire a team to help out with Flash compatibility? I mean they say they are all about operating system stability, but the truth is that it is about control. Lots of fun and useful applications are written in Flash, which directs you, the consumer, to free entertainment alternatives rather than buying from their app store.

Apple has the whole mass marketing thing down. I just don’t understand these people that worship Apple like a cult and buy Apple products simply because they are Apple products. ALL OS’s are user friendly (heck, even LINUX based systems are trending to try and appeal to less savvy users). All OS’s are intuitive and attempt to make tasks easier in their own way.

Microsoft and other competitors just don’t do a good of job at holding your hand through the whole process. I definitely think that if they did a better job of marketing their products and cleaning up small details, Apple would be getting mighty nervous about their products built from mostly hype and hot air.

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