what does "i" stand for in apple products
i need to know what does "i" stand for in many apple products such ipad, ipod, itunes .. etc
is it true it is stand for "internet" or other
Thnak you
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If you recall in the 1998 Apple Back on Track Keynote, while introducing the iMac, Steve showed a slide of what the "i" stood for; and it was,
internet
individual
instruct
inform
inspire
Thanks for asking this question. It certainly prompted some fun answers especially towards the end of this thread. For my two sense may I suggest that the lower case is used for I as in "my". Works for me but no so much for earlier Macs.
What does the "S" in "Harry S Truman" stand for?
Nothing.
Correct. In fact, his name was as I indicated - no period after the "S."
I can go further and add that "GE" does not stand for "General Electric." It did at one time but that was changed some time in the eighties.
I see a nor'easter is supposed to head your way Wednesday. You going to be all right?
deggie wrote:
I see a nor'easter is supposed to head your way Wednesday. You going to be all right?
Thanks for your concern.
The last that I saw on the weather reports, it won't be that bad. In any event, I didn't have any structural damage from Sandy so I'll be OK. I feel for those at the "shore" (near the ocean). Even a drizzle will be catastrophic for them.
Philly, I'm glad to see you had no damage from Sandy. I've been a bit absent from here lately, but I'll write you tomorrow.
So IPAD stand for Intelligent/Internet Personal Assistance Device?
It's actually not internet. In a keynote speech when Steve was Interim CEO, the slide showed iCEO.
It stands for Interim.
Amazing how this answer is nowhere to be found on the internet. 😎
Are you kidding me? I already posted what the 'i' stood for. Steve showed it in a slide when he first introduced the first iProduct, the iMac. The 'i' stood for five words.
internet
individual
instruct
inform
inspire
Are you kidding ME? Those are terms INCLUDED in the meaning, but are not the finite answer.
Apple will continue to make better products in the future, so the ones we have at any given point in time are just "interim" products. That's why when you buy an iPad 2 in March of 2012, it's just an interim solution and will be obsolete when the next generation iPad is out in November.
i thing "i" stand for information.
The real meaning of "i" stands for "intelligent"
iPhone = intelligent Phone
iPad = intelligent Pad
iMovie = intelligent Movie
and so on.
And you have something showing this to be true?
An intelligent pod? Really?
what does "i" stand for in apple products