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Apple founder Steve Jobs on Microsoft: ‘No taste, don’t think of original ideas, third-rate products…’ | Old video | Mint

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Apple founder Steve Jobs on Microsoft: ‘No taste, don’t think of original ideas, third-rate products…’ | Old video | Mint

A resurfaced clip of Apple founder Steve Jobs criticizing Microsoft is making rounds on social media. In the clip, Jobs expresses his view that Microsoft lacks taste, originality, and cultural influence in their products. He also refers to their products as "third-rate". The clip gained attention following a recent worldwide outage of Microsoft Windows systems caused by a software update error from CrowdStrike. The outage disrupted various industries, leading to manual processes and service cancellations. CrowdStrike's CEO, George Kurtz, addressed the issue on social media, assuring affected users that the company was actively working to resolve the problem.

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