You’ve got to hand it to Steve Jobs, he gets people talking. In his latest Keynote, which I shamefully watched in its entirety last night over a glass of the new Emeritus (formerly goldridgepinot) Sonoma Coast pinot, the man famous for his “reality distortion field” showed off a couple new features of the new Mac operating system set to come out later this year.
One feature in particular, Stacks, caught my eye because I thought I spied the words Sonoma and Winery while he was demoing the feature. I hit rewind, slowed it down and sure enough, there it was, a pdf file of Sonoma County Wineries.
Nice! Now let’s see if the rest of Mac-topia takes notice.
Now lest you think that this is a fluke, or that Jobs doesn’t compulsively obsess over every single detail of his Keynotes and commercials, consider the following story which ran just this Monday analyzing one of the new iPhone commercials:
The section showing internet features of the phone highlights New York Times stories about the Democratic take-over in Congress. A neighboring story is about a key resignation at the White House. A related television ad on the site shows a headline about scandal pressures on the GOP, and the main close-up story is about the burdens of housing costs as incomes stagnate.
Nope, this inclusion was most definitely on purpose. Jobs loves him some SoCo juice.
Quick! Put off your iPhone purchase and buy your SoCo juice now before incomes stagnate and Jobs hordes it all!!
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Too funny.