“The visionary co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, may have been dead for a year today, but the fruits of his incredible imagination, indefatigable quest for perfection and keen design eye are still ripening and shaking from the tree of the company that he created,” John Brownlee writes for Cult of Mac.
“The recently released iPhone 5 and new Lightning Connectors were approved by him before he died, the upcoming iPad mini was greenlit personally by Steve, and Apple’s upcoming roadmap for the next couple of years will probably be filled with projects that he personally oversaw,” Brownlee writes. “Some of Steve Jobs’s last unrealized products loom larger than others, though. Here are the five incredible products from Steve Jobs that we still haven’t seen.”
• iPad mini
• iCar
• Spaceship Campus
• iYacht
• iTV
Read more in the full article here.
[Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Dan K.” for the heads up.]
Ay Caramba!
Aye- yi-yi!…
IAM.
iCaramba?
On the subject o he spaceship campus, someone needs to be building a watchtower right next door. For $10 you ride to the top and see the campus in all it’s glory, superimposed on all of Silicon Valley with San Fran as backdrop.
Better yet, build the pole up the middle and lift the entire campus up slowly before dropping it really fast so that everyone screams.
I love that ride.
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It should float without a pole or cables using antigrav units.
I would like to see a time lapse movie of it being made, OK Tim?
BS
Steve didn’t design an iPad mini. There is no such thing. Just rumours.
Exactly. Once again we agree 3I3c7ro. Amazing.
And oh look. I change my avatar again.
Keep them guessing, that’s the ticket!
Wow, I guess I will have to change my opinion then. ;~)
I doubt the icar went very far past conception.
The iTV is the only one that seems to have any concrete evidence behind it
Eric the Mole stole the iCar idea and Google is now testing it.
Yacht, campus, iPad mini also have evidence. But not iCar, though.
the upcoming iPad mini was greenlit personally by Steve blahblahblah <- Meanwhile, Steve Jobs famously stated exactly the opposite and meant it, despite vacuous rumor mongering to the contrary. There remains not an iota of evidence that Apple is making any iPad 'Mini'. Neither is there an iota of evidence that there is any profit to be made in the Google and Amazon subsidized 7" WhateverPad 'market'.
It's amazing what bullshit passes for technology journalism these days. I wanted this article to be satire, but it's not. John Brownlee who writes for Cult of Mac appears to think he's actually making sense, a stark reminder of why I never bother with their website.
We live in what I call 'The Age of Marketing' where nothing we are told can be trusted as fact. Propaganda and incoherent rumor mongering rule. We are their little peon sheeple serfs. No wonder the human world is in self-destructive FAIL mode. 😛
I for one believe in the mini. It is designed for the k-3 education where weight and size are make a difference. It would also be very usable in the retail environment for processing payments. Handier/lighter than iPad. More usable than iPod. Maybe part of an Apple payments ecosystem. Too much evidence to deny its existence. I have two iPads and will likely buy the mini to replace my gen 2 Ipod touch. A handy Nav nav device and not so conspicuous when recording my son’s ball games and for some picture taking. Have no interest in copy cat products with stolen IP.
DC : iPad mini? Sure it’s for real. You fucking troll.
HAHAHAHA! I love the irony of your statement. The troll trolling by accusing others of trolling. Very clever. – – Kidding!
What about the iHouse that Steve was working upon?
Which part of it was he working upon?
You can add the latest MacPro and iMac to the list. How many more years do we have to wait?
iHeaven and iHell.
All together now iSheep….baaaaahhhhhhh!