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Jonathan Ive and the Future of Apple – The New Yorker

2015-02-18 ~ Mark

Even if you don’t give a shit about tech, or profiles of wealthy people, stick around for the lovely little bits of colorful writing. Ian Parker is great:

Ive’s career sometimes suggests the movements of a man who, engrossed in a furrowed, deferential conversation, somehow backs onto a throne.

Jonathan Ive and the Future of Apple – The New Yorker

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