what does this picture refer to?

[carmatic]

http://imgur.com/gallery/3yPK6 <--- original link in case hot linking isnt allowed

[Colin-uk Veteran]

probably an iphone app? :p

[Max Veteran]

what do you mean what does it refer to? obviously it refers to the Idisk app for the iphone.

Why would you be confused out it?

My thoughts exactly.

[carmatic]

ahh... i actually forgot to mention that '2001' part at the bottom...

it got me kind of confused

[nonick]

the funniest part of the whole thing?

[LightIdea]

Now I'm bloody confused >_<

What does that 2001 comment reference to?

[Ambroos]

Now I'm bloody confused >_<

What does that 2001 comment reference to?

Web disks and synchronizing and sending, recieving and viewing files on a mobile phone has been there for ages, that's probably what they mean. Just some of the people (like me) who don't think Apple is doing this major innovation stuff when they're just doing everything that was already perfectly possible but make a big ad campaign out of it.

[Yusuf M. Veteran]

I believe the comment is a reference to iDisk in earlier versions of OS X from 2000-2002. It was a paid service under iTools.

[LightIdea]

Web disks and synchronizing and sending, recieving and viewing files on a mobile phone has been there for ages, that's probably what they mean. Just some of the people (like me) who don't think Apple is doing this major innovation stuff when they're just doing everything that was already perfectly possible but make a big ad campaign out of it.

Ahhh... Now I get it, thanks for clearing that up :D

[bob_c_b]

Web disks and synchronizing and sending, recieving and viewing files on a mobile phone has been there for ages, that's probably what they mean. Just some of the people (like me) who don't think Apple is doing this major innovation stuff when they're just doing everything that was already perfectly possible but make a big ad campaign out of it.

I'm not trying to be difficult, but what previous phone supported web disks and file syncing? And specifically in 2001 when Handspring handsets were about the most advanced out there? I'm not saying you were wrong, I'm just looking for an example.