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by nirvana
5037 days ago
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The device you linked to has a touchscreen and a UI, but it is simply a desktop widgets and metaphors with the minimal adaptations necessary to make it work with a touch screen. None of the key metaphors or widgets Apple developed for iOS are present in that device. To claim that Apple didn't invent anything in iOS, and use that device as an example is to claim that there was nothing new in the iPhone because Alexanger Graham Bell had phones before. It is absurd. And to me, all it says is that you're desperate to rationalize this belief that Apple never invented anything. Remember: I'm rebutting the claim that Apple just assembled off the shelf pieces, like legos. |
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You are replying to a very informative post from a person who directly worked on a touch-screen device. What about that post made you think it was "desperate to rationalize this belief that Apple never invented anything"? I am trying to determine how anyone could read that post and come away thinking it was desperate.
And you are making giant leaps in your arguments. The comment does not claim that Apple never invented anything in iOS or elsewhere. He is rebutting your claim that Apple invented the "touch oriented UI". You ignored him and fell back to some more specific claims about widgets and metaphors (perhaps you should have been more specific to begin with?).
I will close by quoting from another of your comments in this very thread. You would do well to read these as a reply to your own reply above.