Fans of high-tech gizmos - and product manufactured by Microscope - stood patienly in a seemingly endless line yesterday that swelled down the bustling street.
Gosh!
The spanking-new Iphone continued to fly off the shelves in the midst of a circus-like atmosphere.
But, within hours it was time to get down to the nitty-gritty.
A handful of die-hard geeks started grumbling about sound quality.
Steve Jobs was quick on the uptake.
"You're not holding the gadget right," he uttered up with a grin on his face.
At this juncture, there was a demonstration n to shed some light on the glitch complained of.
The really "cool" communication device (which is so much more than that, really) was designed with a slim piece of lightweight metal on the perimeter which doubles as the antennae.
In fact, the dialogue inspired the joke of the day.
When one user whined that the signal wavered that when he held it "like that", Jobs allegedly quipped:
"Don't hold it like that," he joked.
Duh!
Maybe those bozos should forget about high-tech telephones and take a page from the past.
Two tin cans and a piece of string should do the trick!
My first cell phone!
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