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In Memory of Steve Jobs in China


Right after I got an iPad as my birthday present, I heard the news of the death of Steve Jobs. To be honest, I wasn’t a big fan of Apple as everyone in Shanghai is using iPhone and I want something unique, but I’m in love with my iPad after playing it for a couple of days as it’s so powerful and it makes my … Continue reading In Memory of Steve Jobs in China

Yiying FanOctober 7, 2011June 11, 20121 Comment

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