My new peer blog "Steve Jobs thinks differently" launched

Well below is my 1st post on my new blog Steve Jobs thinks differently
From now on, all my posts related to Steve Jobs will be written there...And I hope "the journey is the reward"...



This thought of creating something about Steve Jobs has haunted me for quite a while, and to be honest, except that I bought a Mac from his Apple store in San Francisco this early May, I hardly had much idea about him, all my surprise and enthusiasm about everything related to Apple actually only came after my newly acquired Mac. I decided to do this because---

It is a great company with remarkable innovation---not only in the sense of great user-friendly functionality, but also with great design of beauty! It is really not just being cool, it actually liberates you from the machine to live a "human" life!

The man in the picture is great with incredible loyalty to his passion putting decades of hardworking, persistence, creativity, and still in process of writing his "sweet stories"...

Reflection upon Steve's Sweet Announcement for iPhone in WWDC2007

This is a 33-day-delayed post, hooooo...

But it is a perfect complement for my last post "wireless freedom" as Steve gives a most simple & direct demo about how iPhone works "gracefully" based on Safari web application, almost a perfection piece of wireless internet connection, the impact of which will be comparable to Blackberry's "push" e-mail function!

Apart from this, I'm personally attracted by Steve's presentation style. No doubt he is a born public speaker, a natural marketer and communicator. If iPhone is a "sweet story" of Apple, Steve has always been the hero writing that "sweet story"...

Embrace a Perfect World with Wireless Freedom

Dear FCC and Congress,
The iPhone has set the stage for the future of mobile Internet — but bad policies allow companies like AT&T and Verizon to shackle great gadgets to their closed networks.
To free wireless Internet, the FCC and Congress must use the 700MHz spectrum auction to create an open network that gives consumers:
1. The freedom to use whatever device we want on any network.
2. The freedom to choose among many providers in a competitive wholesale marketplace.
3. The freedom to access any content or services we want through our devices.

Well I am definitely in even though I'm only a Mac user so far.

15 Reasons to Get a MAC

Yes, it seems that Apple is creating lots of buzz recently to re-direct mass attention back to Mac. Have a look at Why you'll love a Mac and Apple Doing Great

How to Wear the iPod on Your Head

Well, for many of you crazy about Apple, here is a way...Link