Apple’s
chief executive Tim Cook has apologised today, saying he is ‘Really very sorry’
for the lamentable failure of the iPhone 5 in regards to its Kylie service. The
continuing war between different phone providers, to provide an increasingly
silly phone to replace a previous phone they had sold that could almost
certainly still phone people, already hit headlines earlier this year when in
keeping with the beliefs of the late Steve Jobs Apple took a holistic approach
to their services. Caught between the burning need for every Apple product -
and the products applications as regards crystal healing, candle magic, and aromatherapy
- Apple sales dropped sharply as no small part of its target market combusted
in screaming, divided rage.
The latest launch (intended to top the
Android’s selling point of its Sporty Spice in every box) boasted a grinning
Kylie app but Apple has been unable to fulfil demand leading to an often faulty
Kylie. Users led to expect a fully working Agent Provocateur Kylie blowing a
strand of damp hair from her forehead have reported instead a Neighbours-era
Kylie that has widely been condemned as being ‘really, just annoying’.
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