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July 16, 2010

JJTV #106 - The Juice on the iPad

I love to love Apple. I love to hate Apple. I hate to hate Apple. And of course I hate to love Apple as well.

I do love my iPhone though. And I love it enough to wait for the second generation of the iPad before I need to purchase one.

I don't need an overgrown iPhone without the iPhone. At least not yet...

And the same applies to the flawed 4G.

That said...don't ever EVER write off Steve Jobs or Apple!

The iPad is a Jack of all trades and master of some - most notably a video-centric multimedia device. That's probably enough for it to continue to enjoy superior sales, engagement, satisfaction and demand.

Additional link: My blog post on the iPad

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Posted at 09:15 AM in Content is King, Creativity, Customer Experience, Customer Service, Flip the Funnel, JaffeJuiceTV, Living in High Definition, Music, Mobile and things that make you go mmm..., New Branding, Television, Web/Tech |

Tags: "Customer Experience", "Customer Service", "First mover advantage", "Flip the Funnel", "Jack of all trades", "Jaffe Juice TV", "Jaffe Juice", "Joseph Jaffe", "Steve Jobs", "Thought Leadership", Apple, Branding, eReader, iPad, iPhone, JJTV, Marketing, Multimedia, YouTube

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