5 thoughts on “Former Windows boss using an iPhone”
Does it have to be so partisan? Can’t people just use different things that they like? I use a Mac and a Windows Phone, it’s not like my friends won’t talk to me now that I like things they don’t. Tech reporters are so entrenched in their little camps.
Plus, he mentioned that he likes to use other stuff to evaluate it.
Hey Jim, I thought you’d see his response where he mentions he uses products of a lot of companies, in sharp contrast with what you seem to be indicating
No news here. Many execs use different devices. Apple execs were using Galaxy Tabs (hence the whole “7 inch” discussion w/ Jobs).
Kudos to him for not treating competitor devices as radioactive and actually using the devices.
Keep in mind that he was fired, and didn’t leave on his own terms.
Does it have to be so partisan? Can’t people just use different things that they like? I use a Mac and a Windows Phone, it’s not like my friends won’t talk to me now that I like things they don’t. Tech reporters are so entrenched in their little camps.
Plus, he mentioned that he likes to use other stuff to evaluate it.
Hey Jim, I thought you’d see his response where he mentions he uses products of a lot of companies, in sharp contrast with what you seem to be indicating
No news here. Many execs use different devices. Apple execs were using Galaxy Tabs (hence the whole “7 inch” discussion w/ Jobs).
Kudos to him for not treating competitor devices as radioactive and actually using the devices.
Keep in mind that he was fired, and didn’t leave on his own terms.
As I stated, no news and he clarifies why in a well articulated blog post on shipping products:
http://blog.learningbyshipping.com/2013/01/14/learning-from-competition/