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Thursday, 5 April 2012

CEO Timothy Cook and Steve Jobs on Qingming Day

Posted on 05:28 by Unknown
Category: Techtoday

Apple CEO Timothy Cook
had a dream about Steve Jobs on the day of Qingming Festival. 
"Why are there so many iPhones and iPads in the afterlife?" Steve Jobs asked Cook.
"Well, the Chinese burn paper iPhones and iPads in China during Qingming Festival so their dearly departed can use Apple products,"  Cook explained. 
"Really?  Well, tell them to stop because everyone here's asking me to jailbreak their iPhones and I don't know how!" Jobs said.



*As retold to me by a Chinese colleague.  Thanks Pippa!
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