I always wondered why things from Apple when I used them the first time in someway felt a bit like using the things from one of my favorite company Sony
True, it’s worth noting Jobs was not shy about his admiration for morita, publicly citing him as his inspiration. When they met he was immediately curious about how morita handled things, how hands on he was with the development of their Walkman, etc. And he applied that knowledge incredibly well. If we attribute all this knowledge to Jobs alone, that’s on us, he was very public about his admiration and respect for morita, for Sony, and for Japanese companies and products as a whole.
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This blew my mind
I always wondered why things from Apple when I used them the first time in someway felt a bit like using the things from one of my favorite company Sony
True, it’s worth noting Jobs was not shy about his admiration for morita, publicly citing him as his inspiration. When they met he was immediately curious about how morita handled things, how hands on he was with the development of their Walkman, etc. And he applied that knowledge incredibly well. If we attribute all this knowledge to Jobs alone, that’s on us, he was very public about his admiration and respect for morita, for Sony, and for Japanese companies and products as a whole.
You need to get it right, Steve Jobs was Apple version of Sony's Akio Morita
Some one said the truth