Another Week, Another Steve Jobs Dig at Google
(Images courtesy 9to5Mac)
It’s widely known that Apple CEO Steve Jobs often responds to e-mail sent to him by outsiders, usually with short and sweet replies. A U.K. customer recently got one of those replies back, with a little dig at Google to boot.
9to5Mac is reporting that a U.K. reader had written directly to Apple CEO Steve Jobs at his widely known sjobs@apple.com e-mail address. His inquiry was in regards to getting photos from Google’s Picasa into the iPad he’s planning on buying.
“The iPad photo app looks incredible,” the potential customer gushes in his e-mail to Jobs. “Are there any plans to support Picasa’s faces and albums in iTunes, so I can take full advantage of the Photos application…?”
Steve Jobs fires back (via his iPhone, naturally): “No, but iPhoto on the Mac has much better Faces and Places features.”
Take that, Google.
And in case you were wondering, 9to5Mac checked Jobs’ e-mail header to discover that the Apple CEO is still using iPhone OS 3.1.2 like the rest of us, and not the fabled 4.0 beta supposedly being cooked up in Apple’s labs.
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April 15, 2010 at 10:51pm
(Images manner 9to5Mac) It’s widely famous that Apple CEO Steve Jobs ofttimes responds to e-mail dispatched to him by outsiders, commonly with brief and course replies. A U.K. client fresh got digit of those replies back, with a lowercase take at Google to boot
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jenine
April 04, 2010 at 2:40am
This is so neat, I love iTunes and this iPad thing looks like it mite be cool to fool around with!
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JonSolo
March 23, 2010 at 6:59am
I'm suddenly tempted to email Steve with some suggestions for the iTunes store-- I think Valve's Steam game service absolutely cleaned up this past holiday season with all of their sales and bundles. I know I would buy more music if iTunes bundled albums and artists together more often than they do now...
Andarian
March 22, 2010 at 2:23pm
Why wouldn't Jobs upgrade to 3.1.3? Could he be using a Jailbreak while pushing out security updates to prevent this?
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