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    Posted October 2, 2012 by
    clarsonf
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    Cebu, Philippines
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    What did Steve Jobs teach you?

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    By clarsonf  |  Posted October 2, 2012  |  Cebu, Philippines
     
    Innovate. Innovate. Innovate.

    Steve Jobs and Apple may not have invented new things but they surely have pushed ideas to extreme lengths and innovated things for us to enjoy and learn to love with such beauty and elegance.

    My favorite Apple product that transformed the company from a computer maker to a consumer product, iPod has been with me for years now. iPod was not the first portable music player in the world. The Walkman made it possible for us to listen to our favorite songs anywhere we go stored in cassette tapes. The Discman followed with digital and high quality audio to enjoy. Then came the iPod allowing us to listen to thousands and thousands of music, podcasts, and even videos wherever we go in high quality digital format.

    I bring my iPod with me on days ending in letter Y.

    Thanks Steve Jobs for all the innovative ideas.
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