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Steve Jobs' daughter mocked iPhone 14. Now, says she ‘can't live without it'

In September last year, days after iPhone 14 was unveiled, she posted an Instagram meme over the device being ‘similar’ to its predecessor, the iPhone 13.

Published on: Apr 03, 2023 11:30 am IST
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Eve Jobs, the daughter of Apple's late co-founder Steve Jobs, has listed iPhone 14 among things that she cannot live without. Her remark, however, comes months after she poked fun at the device for being too ‘similar’ to its predecessor, the iPhone 13.

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Also Read: iPhone 14 memes flood social media. Steve Jobs' daughter joins the party

What has Eve Jobs said?

In a recent interview with The Strategist, Eve Jobs was asked to list nine things that she cannot live without. She responded: “I'm gonna keep it brief. It's (iPhone 14) a tool for creatives and an aesthetic-design masterpiece. It's changed the way we have all lived our lives and, very simply put, my feelings on the entire thing is just, it's genius.”

The sixteenth generation of Apple's flagship product, the iPhone, turned out to be the only tech device on her ‘list.’ She also named plant-based nuggets, Celsius energy drinks, among the nine things that the 24-year-old said she cannot live without.

 
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