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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
It should stand for interactive.
J.S.
Your reply tells me that you do. Otherwise, don't bother.
I mainly just think of it as "information" even though it's most likely not that's usually what it holds, information 🙂.
Tori4556 wrote:
Your reply tells me that you do. Otherwise, don't bother.
Huh? What I do? What are you on about?
There is no "should" about this. It's whatever you want it to be. There is no one answer as you can see by watching the video that melzsuec provided a link for. It means many things....
GB
iWish this thread would get iLocked...
iReally do.
Chris CA wrote:
iWish this thread would get iLocked...
iReally do.
iConcur.
Yeah - I see no purpose keeping it out there for this inane discussion to continue.... (eyeroll)
GB
You mean "iRoll".
iLOL!
(sorry)
😁😁😁 - Good one, Chris!!!
GB
Chris CA wrote:
You mean "iRoll".
iLOL!
(sorry)
You just had to go there..... 😀
if "i" mean "internet", why iPod have letter "i" ??, cause iPod haven't internet acces
Maybe it is an homage to Instein.
One of the better theories I've heard lately.
And one with little thought behind it. 🙂
what does "i" stand for in apple products
