By jrandol
via blogs.computerworld.com
Published: Nov 08 2010 / 02:12
Call me crazy, though, but after hearing your little piece of the call, I sure didn't get the feeling that I was listening to a man who was confident about his company's position. Maybe it's because of the fact that you spent the majority of your time frantically knocking Android -- you know, tossing out unsubstantiated reasons as to why practically every analyst is wrong about its pending mobile dominance.
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Comments
sbp_romania replied ago:
Jobs is entertaining and convincing; it doesn't matter if he's not accurate along as people believe him and don't ask questions.
behrangsa replied ago:
He's not dear to me anymore.
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