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Originally posted by elouina
As silly as this sounds, it really happened! I went to logon to my local hotspot, and my Ipad wouldn't let me. Instead, I was presented with a full page ad for the new Iphone 5. It was similar to a browser page, but without any controls. Every page was clickable and took you all around their info on purchasing various Apple items. Just like being online, except, I wasn't online! I never was even given a chance to agree to the terms of my hotspot log on. My email, browser etc.. didn't work and I had no internet. It was like this for over 30 minutes. No matter what I did, or shut off, it would not go away. Finally I walked away from it for an hour, came back and the Apple crap was gone. I will never buy anything Apple again!
Originally posted by elouina
reply to post by chr0naut
Just did and I don't see this anywhere. Can you point me to it?
Originally posted by Internet Explorer
It's almost like a cult or something
Originally posted by Pervius
Originally posted by Internet Explorer
It's almost like a cult or something
Remember when Steve Jobs said the Apple Board of Directors were the "Navy"? And why he quit working for them?
When Russia collapsed due to debt the way America avoided it was Ronald Reagan.
Originally posted by elouina
As silly as this sounds, it really happened! I went to logon to my local hotspot, and my Ipad wouldn't let me. Instead, I was presented with a full page ad for the new Iphone 5. It was similar to a browser page, but without any controls. Every page was clickable and took you all around their info on purchasing various Apple items. Just like being online, except, I wasn't online! I never was even given a chance to agree to the terms of my hotspot log on. My email, browser etc.. didn't work and I had no internet. It was like this for over 30 minutes. No matter what I did, or shut off, it would not go away. Finally I walked away from it for an hour, came back and the Apple crap was gone. I will never buy anything Apple again!
Originally posted by fleabit
So.. nothing on my wife's IPad. Nothing on my buddies IPad at work. hmm.. must be a new marketing technique. Sending an add for a new IPhone to some guy from ATS and no one else. Googled it.. nothing. Asked my brother.. nada.
Only you OP, with your magically networked Ipad 2.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by HomerinNC
If they wanna watch me thru my iphone or my ipad, let them, I lead a very boring life
Apple marketing tries to cover all population segments, including exhibitionists. This strategy apparently works.
iCal debuted on July 17, 2002 at the MacWorld Expo in New York.