And yet Steve Jobs he forbade his children to technology. From political correctness, the Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC), avoided any relevant mention during the festive presentation of the new iPhone, but every parent around the world knows it well: Kids will love it iPhone Plus and parents they will not be able to pry it from their hands.
With a screen longer than six inches, that is, a size similar to its size Nintendo 3DS, the new one iPhone 6 Plus it will become the ultimate as soon as it is released in stores game for children. It will be the most effective activity for the long journeys with the car, the one that will keep them quiet during the days they don't have school, while also playing the role of virtual-mom when the real one has a lot of work to do.
That's why it makes the impression that the man who put iPhones and iPads in all the homes - and in the hands of the children - did not allow his own children to spend their time with them.
In an article posted to New York Times on the occasion of the launch of the new iPhone, it is revealed that Steve Jobs, who died in 2011, described himself as a "low-tech parent". 2010, when asked if the iPad liked his children, replied: "They have not used it. At home, we restrict the use of technology by our children. "