If for years and years you have gotten used to talking in a certain way about the company's products Apple well, the senior vice president of the marketing division within Apple tells us that in reality we are also wrong when we use the plural of product names Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),.
Phil Schiller is that vice president and in a conversation on Twitter, he tried to explain, more jokingly or more seriously, that the names of Apple products do not have a plural form, so we are talking about two iPhone terminals and not two iPhones, about two iPad tablets and not two iPads, etc.
According to Schiller, the names of Apple products have the same plural and singular form, and from here on there will definitely be a lot of jokes about the vice president of those from Cupertino, but also about the products that Apple has launched and will launch in future.
Although everything seems like a joke made by Schiller, in the official marketing materials, the Apple company tries to avoid using the plural form of its products as much as possible, so there is probably a grain of truth in what the vice president of Apple explained on Twitter .
@parks @Gartenberg @BenedictEvans @stevesi @macintux @renerichie 1. Really! Words can be both singular and plural, such as deer and clothes
- Philip Schiller (@pschiller) April 29, 2016
@parks @Gartenberg @BenedictEvans @stevesi @renerichie 2. It would be proper to say "I have 3 Macintosh" or "I have 3 Macintosh computers"
- Philip Schiller (@pschiller) April 29, 2016
