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Originally Posted by Kickaha
And yet somehow we all understand what 10.3.6 means, which is utterly bogus as a decimal number...  |
Those periods help, though. 10.3.6 is a lot easier to get than "4.16". It's when the .x or .x.x get into the double digits that the number gets (IMO) awkward-looking and odd.
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Originally Posted by Kickaha
I think most people are 80% of the way there to understanding it, and just need that little bit of explanation. Certainly something that marketing could handle.
"So good, we cranked it up to 11. iTunes 4.11, available now."
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Yes, but being forced to explain that your +.01 update is "so good, we cranked it up to 11" is (dare I say) pretty lame.
OK, anyway, no more from me on this one! I'm not in Marketing, just playing one on TV, so perhaps I'm wrong. But I still think we'll see an evolutionary iTunes 5.0 before we see iTunes 4.10.