Jobs

  Marion Andrusiv Zwerling

   Steve Jobs & Apple

  Steve jobs has passed away on October 5th, 2011. he was one of those people that came to the world, and knew that he will change something, he will make an impact on the world, and so he did. Jobs was a revolutionary of our times. He created numerous items like the Apple ll, the first personal computer with color graphics, then the iMac, a desktop computer, later on the iPod, a intriquing music player.

Then in 2007 he introduced the iPhone, one of the best if not the best inventions of our time,  it revolutionized the way we use our phone, demolished
the competition and made a tremendous impact on our society. But Apple was never on high tops, Jobs was forced out of Apple in 1985 with their power struggles and later on with them being on a brink of bankrupcy, Jobs pulled them out and made them into a golden company.
My question today is, with Jobs gone, will Apple still be the big brother of the tech world? or will they suffer from overseas companies that are stepping up with their competition.
As stock goes, Apple still has the best market capital, but for how long? I asked a fellow Deweyets on Jobs passing, Nicholas Ruiz.

Apple is a very promising company to invest, but now that their Master leader has passed away, will it still plough through our economy with the iPhone 4S. I interviewed a fellow techboy and a iPhone 4S owner, Nicholas Ruiz.


Q: Is the iPhone 4S worthy the upgrade?
A: Yes, I think it is a worth upgrade!

Q: What are the advantages of the 4S, Dissadvantages?
A: It has a faster processor, its thiner and much better quality, and a more professional competitive camera, but the 4S also can be easily broken, and the iPhone plans are outrageously expesive compared to the competition.

Q: Is Apple keeping with competition, or they allowing Android to surpass?
A: Apple is ahead of the competition, but with the new Galaxy II 2, and the Galaxy Nexus, there might be more dogfight between the companies.

Q: Is Siri worth $200, would you use it frequently, or once uypon a blue moon?
A: Siri is so worth it, since im going to use it multiple times a day, and it will act as a personal assistant.

Q: What products are in the pipeline for Apple?
A: They might come out with a search engine to compete with Google, and maybe a table with a iOs.

Q: What is the best phone carrier?
A: Obviously Verizon, with their superior with their incredible coverage, and decent phone prices.