"According to Jobs's official biography, 'Jobs insisted that he wanted 'different' to be used as a noun, as in 'think victory' or 'think beauty.'" Jobs also specifically said that "think differently" wouldn't have the same meaning to him. Also, Jobs wanted to make it sound colloquial, like the phrase "think big.""

Experience you have with rolling out new versions of interactive websites, but I haven't seen ANY that didn't have a few initial problems that get corrected over the first few weeks as they are brought to the company's attention by its users.  Having had the opportunity to sample the new beta version a month ago, I think you will be more than impressed with the improvements once the complete conversion takes place.  With that said, there are bound to be glitches that we may find humorous, but I think bashing the people trying to give us a better user experience serves no useful purpose except to make you look a little peevish.

Combined with the word "it," in the text?

I noticed that, as well.

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