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Originally Posted by nepcker
Apple didn't tell us about the iPhone, but everyone knew it. Mac rumour sites really know many secrets of Apple that is not revealed by the company itself.
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But you cannot expect and wait for the company to deliver a product it has never talked about. piyush gupta is speaking as if he has been waiting since 2005 for a Multi-touch enabled display from Apple and will be the first in line to buy it when it is launched. He is trying to say that it is Apple's fault that it has not delivered the display when it has been in speculation for two years.
@piyush gupta
I dunno what you are trying to prove. Are you nuts! In another post, you rooted through all my posts over the past five days and collected them and posted them with links to prove some point of yours. Now, you copied all the definitions given by Google for the word 'speculation' and copied them one by one using the list function. Get out a little bit, man! Life is not all about posting baseless stuff on the digit forum.
Google says that speculation is "a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence". It should be pretty clear. Mac rumour sites are expressing their opinion that Apple *might* come out with Multi-touch displays based on incomplete evidence. Apple has never even mentioned such a thing officially or unofficially. There haven't even been any leaks confirming the news.
You must have some divine powers if you foresaw the imminent launch of those displays as early as 2005 and have been waiting for it!
sspradhan, I assure you that Cisco's suing Apple was hardly a blow to them. They were expecting and I dare say even anticipating this reaction. All it did was give them loads of free publicity. There is hardly any person who has the slightest interest in technology and does not know about the iPhone yet. But how many people know about Cisco's iPhone? Not many, I'm sure. Apple lost absolutely nothing in this whole fiasco. It played out as if it was almost a calculated plan.
