Comment on Nokia apologises for 'faked' Lumia smartphone advertparentComments−moe14yWhat actually happened: We did no wrong ... but here have a free bumperAnd of course this all happened out of pure love and altruism from Apple. Not like it had anything to do with a class action lawsuit or something...http://news.cnet.com/8301-27076_3-57380685-248/settlement-re...Looks like the reality distortion field is still going strong, even post-Steve.−Cushman14yMaybe this is a stupid question, but what does a lawsuit settled in 2012 have to do with an announcement made in 2010?−moe14yThe outcome was predictable when it started. Apple's "full fledged keynote" was a maneuver to deflect PR damage.And obviously they succeeded; Many people know about the keynote but don't know that it was an attempt to pre-empt a lawsuit.
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What actually happened: We did no wrong ... but here have a free bumper
And of course this all happened out of pure love and altruism from Apple. Not like it had anything to do with a class action lawsuit or something...
http://news.cnet.com/8301-27076_3-57380685-248/settlement-re...
Looks like the reality distortion field is still going strong, even post-Steve.
Maybe this is a stupid question, but what does a lawsuit settled in 2012 have to do with an announcement made in 2010?
The outcome was predictable when it started. Apple's "full fledged keynote" was a maneuver to deflect PR damage.
And obviously they succeeded; Many people know about the keynote but don't know that it was an attempt to pre-empt a lawsuit.