When The "NIGGA" Came Out In Steve Jobs – PH Exclusive

Yes, you heard and read it correctly, and this is PimpHop.com where one can afford to state it as such.

There is still much debate taking place about the life and times of Steve Jobs as well as the future of Apple Inc. and while I am not at this time able to disclose my opinion as to how this particular instance mentioned below was handled, I do see fit to bring it to the surface a year and four months later after the passing away of Mr. Jobs  to add to the ongoing dialogue and bring into question how deep The Game really is when pondering on as to whether or not this particular stance that was later retracted was actually some form of a deep seated psychic defense mechanism that may have actually led to a reversal in his health condition if the position was maintained?

via Engadget June 2010

The infamous yet less than often mentioned as of late Steve Jobs email

Apple responds to iPhone 4 reception issues: you’re holding the phone the wrong way

By Joshua Topolsky posted June 24th 2010 8:07PM

So, we just spoke with Apple and got the straight dirt on the reception issues that have been plaguing users today… and it’s a little surprising. In essence, Apple cops to the fact there are reception issues with the new iPhone — namely, that if you cover the bottom-left corner of the phone and bridge the gap between the notch there with your naked flesh, you could see some signal degradation. Yes, you read that right: it’s not a software or production issue, simply a matter of the physical location of your hand in regards to the phone’s antenna. The company’s suggested fix? Move your hand position, or get a case which covers that part of the phone, thus breaking contact. As you can see in the email above which just arrived in our tip box, this is a sentiment which runs pretty high at the company. Here’s the official statement:

Gripping any mobile phone will result in some attenuation of its antenna performance, with certain places being worse than others depending on the placement of the antennas. This is a fact of life for every wireless phone. If you ever experience this on your iPhone 4, avoid gripping it in the lower left corner in a way that covers both sides of the black strip in the metal band, or simply use one of many available cases.
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A different perspective to consider.