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By day, he heads up Samsung’s technology strategy. By night, he’s a closet Apple fanboy. Young Sohn, Samsung’s Chief Strategy Officer, admitted to Technology Review in an interview that he can’t get enough of Apple’s products.
From the interview:
I use a Mac, actually, at home. I’ve always used Mac, an iPhone, and an iPad… At work I’m using Samsung devices; Apple at home, mainly because all of my systems and files are done that way. That’s sticky, you know?
Sticky indeed! Sohn goes on to suggest that Samsung hardware is great, but its ecosystem sucks a little — which isn’t too far off the mark. It’s hard to tell whether his comments are a statement of intent or just an unfortunate mistake. But either way, they’re quite funny. [Technology Review]
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Give how much Samsungs products look like Apple’s I wouldn’t say he was “closet” at all.
If he was an Apple employee that would be an immediate firing offence. And in Steve Jobs’ day he would have got a punch in the face.
If you’d been a Microsoft employee, Ballmer would have slapped the thing out of your hands and stomped all over it.
You spelt “sweated” wrong
Secret behind the door deal between Apple and Samsung after the “Public Apology Court Order”? Or perhaps a corporate espionage
He must be the worst spie on earth lol
SPIE – the international society for optics and photonics
what a weird person
SPIE – Spelling Properly Isn’t Easy!
Hahahaha, im not even sure how I managed to spell Spy that way.
Long day at work
Now go F%*k yourself
“I’ve always used Mac, an iPhone, and an iPad”
So he has only existed since 2007?! I knew they were smart in Korea but having a 5yr old as the Chief Strategy Officer is ridiculous..
You know the kid fanning PSY at the start of the “Gangnam Style” video, that’s him
No big surprise… Samdung on Android wouldn’t be capable of doing much in comparison to the Mac.