Looking Back: Steve Jobs's Silent Contribution To Blizzard

It's well known to people world-wide that Steve Jobs is a legendary figure we rarely met.He made great contribution to the world.Under Jobs' leadership Apple came roaring back, releasing one hot product after another.Dug through our archives—30 years of material, in print and online—and to highlight some of our most memorable Apple moments. When we talk about Steve Jobs,we can easily think about iphone the new kind of cellphone he created.Because of him,people are able to play World of Warcraft on iphone and can also use iphone to buy wow gold. That's Steve Job's silent contribution to Blizzard.

The MMORPG World of Warcraft with it’s 6 million users is a huge success no doubt about that. Activision Blizzard could get their hands on the mobile gamer too.You can buy cheap wow gold and rift platinum with your Iphone, Blackberry, Android at wap.buywowgoldus.com.
Just grab your iPhone and you'll be all set.As the folks at Touch Arcade say, this is either a pretty slick implementation of WoW on the iPhone, or a very elaborate hoax.
The developers, Vollee, have already produced a Second Life client.From reading the Second Life article it seems like the client works similar to the OnLive technology that we discussed a few weeks back: the heavy lifting is being done via remote servers while the iPhone just works as a thin client. While I remain sceptical of OnLine replacing your XBox 360 anytime soon, for a low FPS application like this World of Warcraft client, the idea seems to work well enough.
This means that you launch WoW on your computer, then connect to your computer using Vollee and you are set to go. Of course, hardcore WoW players will still stay at home. The thought of 0.02 seconds of lag is enough to make them tremble.
That legacy, of course, includes helping to save millions of sea turtles and inspiring the modern ocean revolution with Apple products, the tools we love so much, the tools that flowed from the mind and the heart of one man, to the sea.At Apple and in the world, the legacy of Steve Jobs is vast, complex, even though he is gone -- still unfolding. May it unfold forever. 


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