A bit OT, but I'm wondering about this sentence/typo:
> The caller-id, the caller saying “Ram, this is Steve” and that he was calling from Apple did suggest that it could really be Steve Jobs.
At first I interpreted this to mean that if you get a call from Steve or Apple that they have a custom caller ID display on any iPhone which would be kind of cool and would help validate to the receiver that it is indeed an official Steve/Apple call.
Now I realize this is probably just a typo, but I'm still wondering how the author knew that the call was actually from Apple as he implies.
> The caller-id, the caller saying “Ram, this is Steve” and that he was calling from Apple did suggest that it could really be Steve Jobs.
At first I interpreted this to mean that if you get a call from Steve or Apple that they have a custom caller ID display on any iPhone which would be kind of cool and would help validate to the receiver that it is indeed an official Steve/Apple call.
Now I realize this is probably just a typo, but I'm still wondering how the author knew that the call was actually from Apple as he implies.