If the above link does not work, go to Target’s web site and type:
Apple Watch
in the search field.
This is a really pretty page. Get the feeling that Apple designed it? Heh.
Apple Watch live on target.com
If the above link does not work, go to Target’s web site and type:
Apple Watch
in the search field.
This is a really pretty page. Get the feeling that Apple designed it? Heh.
It feels more like an Apple designed portion of the page in a Target designed frame.
Not unlike how most cellular service providers have it for their pages promoting the iPhone, that are partially Apple designed. Especially when competing providers have identical promotional material for the iPhone.
I’m just relieved it’s not CompUSA.
Yet another site that disables zooming on the iPad. Why Apple allows others to control how my iOS device operates is beyond me. Every website that doesn’t allow zooming on iOS discriminates against the vision impaired and renders them no longer “magical”. I no longer recommend the iPad to anyone, but especially older folks.
It seems like no one at Apple actually uses the products they usell. Or, they no longer have someone to say “bullshit” when crap like this is proposed for release. Every company needs a BullShitGuy, or BSG…
[Apple engineers]: We’re going to let web designers decide how the iPad works when it comes to Pinch to Zoom and whatnot.
[Apple engineers]: We’re releasing a new MacBook that only has one port that no one in the world has yet. We also use it for charging (because MagSafe works too well and we couldn’t figure out how to make it smaller) so we axed it. We could put two of these new ports on it with no increase in cost but our customers love dongles!