Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by mmmmax on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:21AM
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Keep in mind that Apple outsources a lot of this front-end work to their agency, TBWA/Chiat/Day Media Arts Lab. As a services firm they have less incentive to use standards created by Apple, though I think they do really great work.
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Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by snowwrestler on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:34AM
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I knew they did the TV commercials but this is the first I've heard that the Apple website is designed and built by anyone other than Apple's own marketing team. I find it really surprising and, to be honest, hard to believe. For one thing, there are often jobs listed in Apple marketing whose descriptions reference working on Apple.com.
Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by rlu on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:23AM
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I was just about to comment asking whether Apple engineers actually did this. For sure this is some cool stuff, but I think it'd be a bummer to say "I work at Apple" and then in response to "oh cool, what do you work on?" say "I work on the iPhone -webpage-"
Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by alanfalcon on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:35AM
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Why?
I worked at Blizzard. On the Blizzard web pages.
Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by trafnar on Monday September 17, 2012 @02:32AM
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I've always been impressed with Blizzard's web pages. It's the type of style I typically don't like, but it is done really well and appropriately. I often used it as an example in my classes to show how to do very graphical websites the right way.
So, good work! I think you're cool :)
Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by patman on Monday September 17, 2012 @01:47AM
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Sorry Dude. Apparently you're just not cool ;-)
Re:iPhone 5 web teardown: How Apple compresses video using J...
by arrrg on Monday September 17, 2012 @08:38AM
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The saddest job at Apple is working on the tries-very-hard-to-look-and-feel-like-iOS-but-doesn’t-really-manage iPod nano OS. The website – especially these pages – is pretty exciting in comparison.