Apple CEO Tim Cook visited Apple's brand new campus in Austin, Texas today at its opening celebration, according to various Apple employees. Cook recapped the announcements Apple made at WWDC earlier this week and teased that "exciting" new products are on the way, reports 9to5Mac.
Apple SVP of Internet Software and Services Eddy Cue was also in attendance, commenting about Beats Music and Beats Electronics. Cook also reportedly talked about new hires, mentioning how new retail head Angela Ahrendts was the best person for the job.
Many Apple employees took to Twitter and Instagram to share Cook's visit to the campus, which is similar in style to the current Cupertino headquarters and complete with advanced facilities for Apple support, engineering and operations. Only part of the first phase of construction has been completed, with the complete first phase expected to finish by the end of 2015 and the entire project to be completed by 2021.
This is Tim Cooks phone... Looks like a normal size. At least for now. But I'm sure some one can figure out exact measurements so if some one wants to do that that would be great
You are studying the bulges of another man's pants... Way too carefully...
None of the big dogs would risk taking the new device outside of campus labs.
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Hasn't he said this for more than a year now ?
Made in the USA baby!
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None of the big dogs would risk taking the new device outside of campus labs.
Ha !