Something will have Apple products that have achieved such success, right? The U.S. company continues on the crest of the wave, despite the powerful competitors are there, if the Korean Samsung. But the company founded by Steve Jobs has managed to differentiate itself from the competition with a great deal of innovation, customer service and effective advertising that clouds much of his followers.
If you are someone who is attentive to the latest news that Apple puts on the market, you might want this curious object. It is a cube that reinterprets the famous Rubik's Cube, but with typical symbology apple company. Instead of colors together with the iCube (could have no other name), we move the puzzle to put together Apple icons. A nice way to entertain without resorting to the latest technology.
In Apple, always attentive to consumer tastes, have decided to market this cube to honor the pastimes of another era. When computers and the chips were not yet part of the daily life of the people and when the mobiles and tablets were only medium-term projects.
The iCube is a way of saying, "We love technology and innovation, but we also honor those objects from our past that offered long evenings of entertainment." Sometimes we forget that at one time it was also possible to have fun without using such means, the latest technologies. You've never heard your father or your mother say, "We with a cardboard box and a stick spent the afternoon"? And even before, when there was cardboard, a stick and live.
Curling actually depends a lot on our imagination and our customs. There are people who have to release your game console and glimpse the coming apocalypse. To avoid going to hell, at least early, take this iCube and test your intelligence to solve the puzzle.
An ideal gift for that friend who lives constantly glued to your iPhone or iPad but also knew that one day to have some fun with less contemporary entertainment. And it can be a good gift for younger people who have not come to know the Rubik's Cube. Put to work their heads ...
